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. 2020 Apr 23;9(9):e015032. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.119.015032

Table 6.

Cerebral Microdialysis

Parameter CA21 CA100 Sham
Lactate/pyruvate ratio
Baseline 8.99 (1.23) (n=9) 11.1 (3.81) (n=9) 9.43 (1.52) (n=3)
CPR 19.3 (2.59) (n=9) 19.1 (3.35) (n=9) 10.8 (2.83) (n=4)
Post‐ROSC 30 min 21.0 (1.60) (n=7) 24.5 (3.59)a (n=8) 11.3 (3.93) (n=4)
Post‐ROSC 1 h 12.9 (2.88) (n=6) 14.0 (3.21) (n=8) 11.3 (2.94) (n=5)
Post‐ROSC 2 h 11.8 (2.56) (n=5) 7.59 (2.15) (n=6) 8.12 (0.92) (n=4)
Post‐ROSC 3 h 11.0 (1.28) (n=3) 10.4 (3.15) (n=5) 8.23 (3.18) (n=3)
Post‐ROSC 4 h 13.3 (2.83) (n=3) 12.8 (5.38) (n=2) 6.22 (2.55) n=3
Glycerol
Baseline 19.2 (2.63) (n=9) 20.2 (2.55) (n=10) 24.9 (4.90) (n=5)
CPR 24.8 (3.76) (n=8) 24.6 (2.64) (n=9) 33.6 (11.8) (n=5)
Post‐ROSC 30 min 80.6 (14.3)a (n=6) 60.1 (6.61) (n=7) 29.5 (15.9) (n=5)
Post‐ROSC 1 h 94.0 (13.6) (n=7) 70.6 (14.1) (n=7) 38.0 (17.7) (n=5)
Post‐ROSC 2 h 57.1 (9.64) (n=7) 58.8 (12.8) (n=8) 33.9 (14.8) (n=5)
Post‐ROSC 3 h 43.3 (10.3) (n=7) 44.2 (10.5) (n=8) 36.3 (11.5) (n=5)
Post‐ROSC 4 h 39.9 (14.2) (n=7) 32.2 (7.83) (n=7) 42.6 (14.7) (n=4)

There were no differences in lactate/pyruvate ratio or glycerol between CA21 and CA100 at any time points. Comparisons between groups performed using ANOVA with Bonferroni correction. Values are mean (SEM). CA21 indicates cardiac arrest (CA) with CPR in 0.21 fraction of inspired oxygen (FiO2); CA100, CA with CPR in 1.0 fraction of FiO2; CPR, cardiopulmonary resuscitation; and ROSC, return of spontaneous circulation.

a

P<0.05 compared with sham.