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Table 1 Characteristics of the study population

From: Prospective comparison of prognostic scores for prediction of outcome after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: results of the AfterROSC1 multicentric study

 

Missing

All

(N = 658)

Male, n, %

0

478

(72%)

Age, ± SD

0

61 ± 15

Charlson comorbidities index, median [IQR]

0

2 [1–4]

Home location, n, %

0

423

(64%)

Witness, n, %

0

566

(86%)

Bystander CPR, n, %

0

449

(68%)

Occurrence of cardiac arrest after EMS arrival, n, %

0

88

(13%)

Shockable rhythm, n, %

0

318

(48%)

No flow duration, min, median [IQR]

0

3 [0–8]

Low flow duration, min, median [IQR]

0

20 [15–30]

Time to 911, min, median [IQR]

0

10 [5–15]

Epinephrine use, n, %

0

491

(75%)

Epinephrine dose, mg, median [IQR]

0

2 [0–4]

First arterial pH, ± SD

9

7.26 [7.14–7.35]

Post resuscitation shock, n, %

1

355

(54%)

ST elevation, n, %

3

225

(34%)

Early invasive coronary strategy, n, %

26

351

(56%)

Cardiac cause as supposed origin of arrest, n, %

3

422

(64%)

Targeted temperature management between 32° to 36 °C, n, %

0

568

(86%)

Survival at ICU discharge, n, %

0

249

(38%)

Survival at day 90, n, %

0

241

(37%)

Favorable functional outcome at day 90, n, %

mRS 3–2–1–0

0

223

(34%)

  1. CPR: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation; ICU: Intensive care unit; IQR: Interquartile range; SD: Standard deviation; mRS: modified Rankin Scale