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. 2023 Jun 28;15:72–80. doi: 10.1016/j.xjon.2023.06.007

Table 2.

Perioperative outcomes of patients undergoing minimally invasive cardiac surgery and full sternotomy by procedure type

Characteristic Surgical approach
P value ⍺ = 0.05
Full sternotomy (n = 124) Minimally-invasive surgery (n = 368)
Perioperative
 Bypass time (min) 106 (85-141.75) 65 (56-95) <0.001
 Crossclamp time (min) 83 (54.25-112.25) 46 (39-67) <0.001
 On-table extubation 12 (9.68) 183 (49.73) <0.001
 ICU LOS (h) 28.5 (21-51.75) 15 (8-27) <0.001
 Operating surgeon
 Surgeon A 39 (8.01) 258 (52.98) <0.001
 Surgeon B 27 (5.54) 52 (10.68)
 Surgeon C 10 (2.05) 38 (7.80)
 Surgeon D 36 (7.39) 0 (0.00)
 Surgeon E 10 (2.05) 17 (3.49)
 Valve operation
 Aortic valve replacement 96 (19.51) 196 (39.84) <0.001
 Mitral valve replacement 25 (5.08) 54 (10.98)
 Mitral valve repair 3 (0.61) 118 (23.98)
Blood products, ≥2 U
 Intraoperative
 Packed RBCs 20 (16.13) 7 (1.90) <0.001
 Fresh frozen plasma 28 (22.58) 11 (2.99) <0.001
 Cryoprecipitate 13 (10.48) 7 (1.90) <0.001
 Platelets 48 (38.71) 22 (5.98) <0.001
 Postoperative
 Packed RBCs 35 (28.23) 25 (6.79) <0.001
 Fresh frozen plasma 26 (20.97) 37 (10.05) 0.002
 Cryoprecipitate 16 (12.90) 7 (1.90) <0.001
 Platelets 19 (15.32) 12 (3.26) <0.001

values are presented as median (interquartile range) or n (%). ICU LOS, Intensive care unit length of stay; RBCs, red blood cells.

All bold font indicates statistically significant difference at a P-value of 0.05.