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. 2020 Feb 13;189(3):1087–1096. doi: 10.1007/s11845-020-02175-w

Table 1.

Univariate patient characteristics and durations of hypotension for the study cohort

Age, years Mean 77.9, standard deviation ± 12.9
Female gender n = 39, 75% of total
Length of stay in hospital, days n = 28, range 3–122
ASA physical status classification (% of total)
  1 n = 4 (8%)
  2 n = 20 (38%)
  3 n = 24 (46%)
  4 n = 1 (2%)
  Data not available n = 3 (3%)
Charlson Comorbidity Index Mean 5.712, range 0–11
Documented surgical procedure (% of total)
  Open reduction of hip with internal fixation n = 8 (15%)
  Hemiarthroplasty of hip n = 23 (44%)
  Dynamic hip screw n = 8 (15%)
  Gamma nail n = 8 (15%)
  Total arthroplasty of hip n = 4 (8%)
  Revision of total arthroplasty of hip n = 1 (2%)
Anaesthetic technique (% of total)
  SA, NIBP monitoring n = 19 (37%)
  SA, arterial line n = 12 (23%)
  GA, NIBP monitoring n = 4 (8%)
  GA, arterial line n = 17 (33%)
  Data not available n = 4 (8%)
Vasopressor boluses administered, number (% of total)
  0 n = 13 (25%)
  1 n = 22 (42%)
  2 n = 11 (21%)
  3 n = 5 (10%)
  4 n = 1 (2%)
Duration of hypotension, minutes Mean (range)
  MAP < 55 mmHg 102.02 (0–362)
  MAP < 75 mmHg 83.63 (0–344)
  SAP < 80% baseline on hospital admission 69.76 (0–463)
  SAP < 80% baseline prior to induction of anaesthesia 63.43 (0–322)
Lowest absolute blood pressure, mmHg Mean (range)
  SAP 82.2 (51–122)
  MAP 55.02 (33–92)
Highest single Clavien-Dindo classification
  0 11 (21%)
  1 11 (21%)
  2 20 (38%)
  3 7 (13%)
  4 2 (4%)
  5 1 (2%)
Comprehensive Complication Index Mean 20.4, standard deviation ± 19.2, range 0–100

SA spinal anaesthesia, GA general anaesthesia, NIBP non-invasive blood pressure, ORIF open reduction with internal fixation