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. 2020 Mar 31;7(1):14–20. doi: 10.15441/ceem.19.057

Table 1.

Basic characteristics of TOHCA patients with and without sustained ROSC

Variable Non-sustained ROSC (n = 5,634, 68.4%) Sustained ROSC (n = 2,603, 31.6%) P-value
Age (yr) 54 (41–67) 54 (41–66) 0.230
Sex < 0.001
 Female 1,656 (29.4) 615 (23.6)
 Male 3,978 (70.6) 1,988 (76.4)
Metropolitan city 0.594
 No 3,551 (63.0) 1,624 (62.4)
 Yes 2,083 (37.0) 979 (37.6)
Place of cardiac arrest 0.013
 Non-public places 1,980 (35.1) 841 (32.3)
 Public places 3,654 (64.9) 1,762 (67.7)
Witnessed cardiac arrest < 0.001
 No 3,402 (60.4) 1,411 (54.2)
 Yes 2,232 (39.6) 1,192 (45.8)
Bystander CPR 0.771
 No 5,398 (95.7) 2,496 (95.9)
 Yes 241 (4.3) 107 (4.1)
Initial cardiac rhythm 0.057
 Non-shockable 5,580 (99.0) 2,565 (98.5)
 Shockable 54 (1.0) 38 (1.5)
Hospital cardiac rhythm 0.223
 Non-shockable 5,588 (99.2) 2,574 (98.9)
 Shockable 46 (0.8) 29 (1.1)
Time interval (min)
 Cardiac arrest to ED arrivala) 24 (18–34) 22 (15–30) < 0.001
Mechanism of trauma < 0.001
 Traffic accident 3,421 (60.7) 1693 (65.0)
 Fall 1,717 (30.5) 608 (23.4)
 Collision 320 (5.7) 229 (8.8)
 Stab injury 171 (3.0) 70 (2.7)
 Gunshot injury 5 (0.1) 3 (0.1)

Values are presented as median (interquartile range) or number (%).

TOHCA, traumatic out-of-hospital cardiac arrest; ROSC, return of spontaneous circulation; CPR, cardiopulmonary resuscitation; ED, emergency department.

a)

Defined as time interval from emergency medical service calling for TOHCA to ED arrival of patients on the documented time of TOHCA to ED arrival.