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. 2018 Feb 22;13(2):e0192896. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0192896

Table 2. Static compliance before and after sevoflurane application.

6h KET 5h KET
+1h SEV
3h KET
+3h SEV
1h KET
+5h SEV
6h SEV P
6h average
mCstat [μl/cmH2O] 39
(± 3)
40
(± 2)
41
(± 4)
38
(± 3)
37
(± 5)
ns
before SEV application
mCstat [μl/cmH2O] 39
(± 3)
41
(± 2)
42
(± 3)
39
(± 2)
ns
during SEV application
mCstat [μl/cmH2O] 36
(± 2)
40
(± 4)
38
(± 3)
37
(± 5)
ns
P (before vs after) < 0,0001 ns ns

Mice were mechanically ventilated with 12 ml/kg for 6 h either under ketamine + acepromazine (6h KET) or sevoflurane (6h SEV) anesthesia or a combination of both: KET for 5, 3, or 1 h, followed by SEV for another 1, 3, or 5 h as indicated (5h KET + 1h SEV, 3h KET + 3h SEV, 1h KET + 5h SEV). Mean static compliance (mCstat) was monitored throughout ventilation and depicted as mean before and during SEV application. Data represent means ± SD for n = 6 (3h KET + 3h SEV; 6h SEV) or n = 7/group. ANOVA (Tukey`s post hoc test) for comparisons between all groups, t-Test for intergroup comparisons (before and after SEV treatment).