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. 2008 Jun;40(2):99–108.

Table 5.

Comparison of patients that received <1600 mL pre-CPB fluid to those that received 21600 mL.

Variable Received <1600 mL Mean (SD) (or Median and Interquartile Range) (n = 55) Received ≥1600 mL Mean (SD) (or Median and Interquartile Range) (n = 35) t Test
p Value
Wilcoxon
p Value
χ2 p Value
Pre-CPB volume
    mL* 1200 (1100, 1400) 2000 (1800, 2400) <.0001
    mL/kg* 14.3 (11.5, 17.1) 24.7 (19.9, 29.6)  <.0001
Sex   .2483
    Male 38 (69%)      20 (57%)      
    Female 17 (31%)      15 (43%)     
Age (yr)* 58 (52, 73)    62 (54, 74)      .3536
Weight (kg) 88.6 (17.2)           86.2 (13.9)            .4949
BSA (m2) 2.00 (0.21)           1.97 (.20)              .4754
CPB prime (mL)* 1550 (1350, 1600) 1400 (1350, 1550)   .1132
Hematocrit (%)
    Baseline O* 39.6 (36.6, 42.3) 39.9 (34.5, 42)       .3349
    On CPB 25.9 (3.4)            22.8 (3.8)             <.0001
    Low CPB 25.6 (3.3)            22.4 (3.7)             <.0001
    ICU 29.1 (4.0)            30.2 (4.9)               .2529
CPB Hct < 25%   .0008
    Yes 21 (38%)      26 (74%)      
    No 34 (62%)      9 (26%)    
PRBC transfusion <.0001
    Yes 9 (16%)     21 (60%)     
    No 46 (84%)       14 (40%)     
Transfused units 1 (1, 2)      2 (1, 2)       .1446
Autotransfusion units* 3 (3, 4)      3 (3, 4)       .1384
*

Median (25th percentile, 75th percentile) are presented because of skewness of the data.

Only those who received units of blood included in comparison.