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. 2007 Feb 21;11(1):R23. doi: 10.1186/cc5702

Table 1.

Comparison of control and ventilatory variables

LVHP-S HVLP-S HVLP-P OA NIR C p
n = 10 n = 10 n = 10 n = 10 n = 4 n = 5
Median (25–75) Median (25–75) Median (25–75) Median (25–75) Median (25–75) Median (25–75)
Weight (kg) 0.22
(0.025–0.23)
0.26
(0.23–0.27)
0.255
(0.23–0.28)
0.245
(0.225–0.26)
0.263
(0.22–0.293)
0.255
(0.24–0.26)
0.35
Saline (ml/kg) 2.63
(2.2–3.3)
2.3
(1.55–3.3)
1.8
(1.1–4.0)
1.43
(0.9–2.4)
-- -- 0.20a
VT(ml/kg) 8.8
(8.5–10.1)
18.2
(17.2–20.6)
18.59
(13.5–24.6)
-- -- -- 0.82b
PEEP (cm H2O) 12.13
(12.03–12.16)
5.27
(5.09–5.46)
5.26
(5.07–5.39)
-- -- -- 0.85b
PAW (cm H2O) 24.97
(23.57–25.59)
23.7
(22.94–23.86)
23.22
(22.99–23.56)
-- -- -- 0.09c
pH 7.05
(7.05–7.10)
7.51
7.46–7.55)
7.50
(7.47–7.54)
-- -- -- --
pO2 (mmHg) 178.9
(169.6–193.9)
177.0
(131-8–226.4)
158.4
(115.3–188.0)
-- -- -- --
pCO2 (mmHg) 70.7
(64.2–90.1)
11.9
(11.5–13.1)
14.1
(12.0–17.3)
-- -- -- --

Results are expressed as median and interquartile range (25–75). aKruskal-Wallis test between LVHP-S, HVLP-S, HVLP-P, and OA; bMann-Whitney test between HVLP-S and HVLP-P; cKruskal-Wallis test between LVHP-S, HVLP-S, and HVLP-P. C, control group; HVLP-P, high volume-low positive end-expiratory pressure, prone; HVLP-S, high volume-low positive end-expiratory pressure, supine; LVHP-S, low volume-high positive end-expiratory pressure, supine; NIR, no injury, recruited; OA, oleic acid injury, no ventilation; PAW, peak airway pressure; pCO2, carbon dioxide partial pressure; PEEP, positive end-expiratory pressure; pO2, oxygen partial pressure; VT, tidal volume.