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. 2017 Jan 13;9:9–17. doi: 10.2147/OAEM.S109339

Table 4.

Outcomes summary for all patients shocked at different energy levels (per energy level analysis)

Energy delivered Number of patients Number of ROSC after the shock (%) Duration of collapse prior to first shock (minutes)a
Duration of VF/pulseless VT prior to first shock at the energy level (minutes)b
24-hour survival (%)d 7-day survival (%)d 30-day survival (%)d
ROSC no, mean (SD) ROSC yes, mean (SD) 95% CI of difference (P-valuec) ROSC no, mean (SD) ROSC yes, mean (SD) 95% CI of difference (P-valuec)
First shock at 150 J 118 35 (29.66) 30.01 (18.75) 10.57 (15.51) 12.27–26.61 (P<0.01) 2.84 (3.51) 1.06 (1.33) 0.88–2.68 (P<0.01) 30 (85.71) 26 (74.29) 22 (62.86)
First shock at 200 J 117 30 (25.64) 25.95 (20.18) 12.63 (15.34) 5.30–21.34 (P<0.01) 2.94 (2.57) 1.73 (1.41) 0.41–1.96 (P<0.01) 21 (70.00) 15 (50.00) 14 (46.67)
Total patients shocked at 150 J 118 48 (40.68) 32.27 (18.75) 12.32 (15.16) 13.40–26.50 (P<0.01) 3.13 (3.71) 1.09 (1.27) 1.08–3.02 (P<0.01) 37 (77.08) 33 (68.75) 29 (60.42)
Total patients shocked at 200 J 165 33 (20.00) 27.74 (19.31) 13.94 (16.13) 6.59–21.01 (P<0.01) 3.16 (3.31) 1.64 (1.41) 0.77–2.27 (P<0.01) 21 (63.64) 15 (45.45) 14 (42.42)
Total patients shocked at 300 J 118 11 (9.32) 26.74 (19.15) 30.73 (19.58) −16.00–8.06 (P=0.51) 3.22 (3.47) 1.64 (1.03) 0.66–2.51 (P<0.01) 2 (18.18) 2 (18.18) 2 (18.18)
Total patients shocked at 360 J 95 37 (38. 95) 29.29 (15.40) 18.30 (16.65) 4.29–17.68 (P<0.01) 4.18 (4.24) 1.89 (1.61) 1.04–3.53 (P<0.01) 20 (54.05) 16 (43.24) 13 (35.14)

Notes:

a

The duration of collapse prior to first shock is the time duration from collapse to the first shock.

b

The duration of VF/pulseless VT is the duration from onset of VF/pulseless VT to the first shock.

c

The P-value is from (two-sided) two-sample t-test.

d

The denominator of the survival outcome percentage is the number of ROSC patients.

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; ROSC, return of spontaneous circulation; SD, standard deviation; VF, ventricular fibrillation; VT, ventricular tachycardia.