Skip to main content
. 2020 Aug 3;8:58. doi: 10.1186/s40560-020-00478-9

Table 5.

Multivariable analysis of favourable neurological outcome in all CCPR cases and in patients divided by NLT

Variables All cases (n = 2278) P value OR (95% CI) NLT > 30 min (n = 1362) P value OR (95% CI) NLT > 45 min (n = 719) P value OR (95% CI)
Age (years) 77 (66–85) < 0.001 0.944 (0.932–0.956) 78 (68–85) 0.006 0.958 (0.929–0.988) 78 (78–85) 0.017 0.934 (0.884–0.988)
Male (%) 1457 (64%) 0.553 1.121 (0.768–1.637) 848 (62%) 0.578 0.758 (0.285–2.017) 467 (65%) 0.662 0.660 (0.103–4.245)
BCPR (%) 991 (44%) < 0.001 3.421 (2.396–4.884) 605 (44%) 0.265 1.695 (0.670–4.290) 313 (44%) 0.246 0.256 (0.025–2.564)
SR (%) 463 (20%) < 0.001 4.425 (3.037–6.447) 213 (16%) < 0.001 11.133 (4.122–30.067) 102 (14%) 0.011 9.996 (1.684–59.322)
NLT (min)a 36 (21–50) < 0.001 0.858 (0.843–0.872) 47 (38–57) 0.029 0.951 (0.910–0.995) 56 (50–63) 0.274 0.940 (0.841–1.050)
CPC 1–2 390 (17%) 20 (2%) 6 (1%)

Values are median (interquartile range) or n (%) of cases

CCPR conventional cardiopulmonary resuscitation, NLT no and low-flow time, OR odds ratio, CI confidence interval, BCPR bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation, SR shockable rhythm, CPC cerebral performance category

aDefined as the interval from witnessed OHCA to start of reperfusion (start of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation for ECPR or return of spontaneous circulation for CCPR)