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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Crit Care Med. 2018 Oct;46(10):e975–e980. doi: 10.1097/CCM.0000000000003301

Table 1.

Demographics and Clinical Characteristics of All Cardiac Arrest Patients and by Sedation and Shivering Practices

Demographics and Clinical Factors All INTCAR Centers All Centers included in analysis SP1 SP2 SP3
Centers (n,%) 35 20 6, 30 6, 30 8, 40
Number of Patients (n,%) 5450 4267 889, 21 1462, 34 1916, 45
Age (mean, SD) 62.0, 15 61.8, 15 65.4, 16 60.2, 15 61.2, 15
Female (n,%) 1792 (33) 1432 (34) 334, 38 509, 35 589, 30
Medical History Diagnosis (n, IQR) 2 1,3 2 2,2 2 2,2 2 2,2 2 2,2.25
Out-of-hospital (n,%) 4125, 76 3256, 77 634, 72 1183, 81 1439, 75
Witnessed (n,%) 4429, 82 3429, 81 710, 81 1161, 80 1558, 82
Rhythm: PEA/Asystole (n,%) 2478, 49 2050, 50 501, 60 675, 48 874, 47
Shockable (n,%) 2565, 49 1999, 49 320, 39 728, 51 951, 51
Unknown (n,%) 130, 2 64, 2 10, 1 15, 1 39, 2
Time to ROSC (mean, SD) 24, 18 24, 18 23, 18 26, 22 22, 15
Bystander CPR (n,%) 3718, 68 2008, 59 271, 57 715, 60 922, 60
Defibrillation (n,%) 3173, 59 2452, 59 422, 49 877, 61 1153, 61
European (n,%) 2449, 45 1365, 32 475, 53 245, 17 645, 34
ICU CPC1–2 (n, %) 1770, 32 1313, 32 225, 27 380, 28 780, 37
6 month CPC 1–2 1674, 31 1394, 35 224, 28 452, 32 718, 40

PEA: Pulseless electrical activity

VT/VF: ventricular fibrillation/ventricular tachycardia

ROSC: Return of spontaneous circulation

SP: Sedation and shivering practice