. 2014 May 20;27(1):18–22. doi: 10.1016/j.jsha.2014.05.001

Table 1.

Characteristics and outcomes of the study cohort.

Pt	Sex	Age	Surgery type	Weight (kg)	Cumulative recombinant factor VIIa (mcg/kg)	RACHS score	ECMO	CPBT (min)	CCT (min)	CAT (min)
1^b	F	21D	Biventricular Repair	2.3	100	3	Y	62	–	–
2	M	3D	Single Ventricle Palliation	2.3	178	6	N	158	–	39
3^b	M	11D	Biventricular Repair	2.5	88	6	N	131	–	45
4^a^,^b	F	13D	Biventricular Repair	2.6	94	2	Y	150	32	32
5	F	14D	Biventricular Repair	2.7	50	2	N	118	67	–
6^b	F	13D	Single Ventricle Palliation	2.9	93	2	Y	75	–	46
7^b	M	12D	Single Ventricle Palliation	3.0	60	3	Y	–	–	–
8	M	7M, 17D	Biventricular Repair	7.0	93	2	Y	133	–	–
9	F	6M	Single Ventricle Palliation	7.0	143	2	N	84	49	–
10^a^,^b	M	2Y, 10M, 18D	Biventricular Repair	9.1	356	4	Y	261	6	9
11^b	F	3Y, 2M, 30D	Biventricular Repair	10.0	100	4	Y	189	103	–
12	F	10Y, 7M, 2D	Biventricular Repair	27.0	253	3	Y	224	104	–
13	M	31Y, 8M, 20D	Biventricular Repair	51.0	265	2	N	218	33	–
14	F	41Y, 2M,11D	Biventricular Repair	52.8	95	3	N	216	67	–
15^a^,^b	M	22Y, 4M, 8D	Single Ventricle Palliation	55.0	273	3	N	255	–	4
16^a^,^b	M	36Y, 11M,15D	Single Ventricle Palliation	82.0	49	3	N	175	–	–

RACHS, risk adjustment for congenital heart surgery; IHM, in-hospital mortality; ECMO, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation; CPBT, cardiopulmonary bypass time; CCT, cross clamp time; CAT, circulatory arrest time.

Major neurological event.

In-hospital mortality.