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. 2020 Oct 2;15(10):e0240241. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0240241

Table 2. Hemodynamic values obtained using noninvasive continuous (Clearsight) and standard (oscillometric) monitoring techniques.

Time-points T1 T2 T3 T4 T5
Noninvasive continuous monitoring
Stroke volume (mL), median [IQR] 78 64 56 65 64
[61–86] [55–83]* [49–80]* [50–77]* [50–70]*
Systolic arterial pressure (mmHg), median [IQR] 139 121 116 97 87
[121–163] [108–144] [102–130]* [82–115]* [75–94]*
Mean arterial pressure (mmHg), median [IQR] 95 86 83 74 61
[87–111] [81–97] [76–93]* [65–81]* [57–69]*
Standard monitoring
Systolic arterial pressure (mmHg), median [IQR] 136 131 115 102 100
[115–148] [101–147] [99–144] [94–130]* [87–110]*
Mean arterial pressure (mmHg), median [IQR] 100 97 91 79 74
[86–113] [79–104] [74–107] [70–95]* [66–78]*
Heart rate (bpm), median [IQR] 80 [65–92] 80 [72–91] 83 [75–94] 80 [68–88] 75 [68–80]
Saturation of peripheral oxygen (%), median [IQR] 99 [98–100] 99 [97–100] 99 [96–100] 98 [96–100] 99 [97–100]

IQR: Interquartile range. T1: Prior to anesthetic induction; T2: After anesthetic induction; T3: During gastric insufflation; T4: At the end of the gastroscopy; T5: During colonic insufflation.

* p < 0, 01 vs T1,

p < 0.01 vs T2,

p < 0.01 vs T3.