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. 2017 Dec;49(4):231–240.

Table 2.

Operative and volume characteristics by cardioplegia type.

4:1 MP DN HTK p-Value
Observations 8,350 4,606 3,344 370
Net prime volume (mL)—median [IQR] 760 [625, 900] 660 [510, 820] 655 [500, 900] 675 [525, 875] <.001
CPB added crystalloid (mL)—median [IQR] 283 [82, 700] 314 [105, 700] 225 [60, 550] 915 [343, 1,260] <.001
Urine output on CPB (mL)—median [IQR] 250 [130, 400] 200 [125, 350] 200 [110, 350] 230 [135, 350] <.001
Ultrafiltration used—n (%) 2,842 (34.0) 1,895 (41.1) 2,799 (83.7) 314 (84.9) <.001
Ultrafiltration volume when used (mL)—median [IQR] 1,500 [1,000, 2,300] 1,200 [700, 1,800] 2,000 [1,300, 3,000] 2,900 [2,205, 3,600] <.001
Anesthesia crystalloid volume (mL)—median [IQR] 1,500 [1,100, 2,000] 1,500 [1,000, 1,900] 1,000 [1,000, 1,550] 1,300 [1,000, 1,700] <.001
CPB time (minutes)—median [IQR] 100 [77, 133] 103 [77, 138] 91 [69, 122] 104 [81, 132] <.001
Cross clamp time (minutes)—median [IQR] 73 [55, 98] 77 [54, 105] 66 [48, 90] 82 [64, 100] <.001

CPB, cardiopulmonary bypass; DN, del Nido; HTK, histidine-tryptophan-ketoglutarate; IQR, interquartile range; MP, microplegia; 4:1, 4–1 blood to crystalloid.