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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Resuscitation. 2013 Jan 29;84(8):1143–1149. doi: 10.1016/j.resuscitation.2013.01.024

Table 2.

Arterial blood gasses during cardiopulmonary resuscitation and after return of spontaneous circulation.

CPR Method Measurement Baseline 5-min CPR 30min ROSC 4hr ROSC
SCPR pH 7.44±0.03 7.28±0.2 7.26±0.08 7.39±0.06
PCO2 42±2 49±13 47±10 41±3
PO2 96±14 100±34 98±28 80±25
HCO3 28±2 22±3 20±2 24±3
ETCO2 40±2 43±14 39±5 41±5
SCPR+IPC pH 7.45±0.04 7.26±0.08 7.32±0.03 7.43±0.06
PCO2 40±5 47±4 38±4* 41±2
PO2 90±20 89±14 83±26 75±20
HCO3 28±1 21±3 21±2 27±3
ETCO2 39±3 45±7 35±3 35±2
SCPR+CVT pH 7.45±0.03 7.29±0.06 7.34±0.03* 7.40±0.07
PCO2 43±2 51±5 43±6 42±3
PO2 83±19 97±25 86±26 76±18
HCO3 29±1 25±5 23±2 26±4
ETCO2 40±1 44±8 37±3 35±4
SCPR+IPC+CVT pH 7.46±0.04 7.25±0.08 7.35±0.04* 7.46±0.06
PCO2 40±3 49±9 40±2* 39±5
PO2 83±21 104±21 78±19 89±16
HCO3 29±2 22±4 22±2 28±2
ETCO2 38±3 44±5 34±4 34±5

Mean ± SD. Arterial blood gas measurements at baseline and after ROSC. Partial pressures in torr. SaO2: percent oxygen saturation; HCO3: bicarbonate; ETCO2: end-tidal CO2.

*

means statistically significant difference compared to SCPR group with a p value of <0.05.