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. 2021 Apr 22;10(9):e019177. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.120.019177

Table 1.

Baseline Characteristics of All Animals

Variables S (n=6) C (n=6) P (n=6) M (n=6) P&M (n=6)
Body weights, g 480±12 486±29 482±19 478±11 479±20
Surgery time, min 28±5 28±3 26±4 29±6 24±3
Heart rate, bpm 359±29 355±17 344±29 363±20 359±29
MAP, mm Hg 137±6 137±5 140±11 144±2 141±13
Temperature, °C 36.7±0.1 36.6±0.1 36.7±0.1 36.8±0.3 36.6±0.1
PC depth, mm 12±1 13±1 12±1 12±1
No. of shocks 1.5±0.5 2.2±0.8 1.3±1.0 1.7±0.8
PC3 CPP, mm Hg 27.83±2.31 27.83±2.71 27.33±2.33 26.46±2.43
PC5 CPP, mm Hg 27.00±1.67 27.17±1.83 26.50±2.07 27.17±0.98
PC7 CPP, mm Hg 26.83±1.72 26.33±2.07 27.33±2.42 25.83±1.47
ETCO2, mm Hg
Baseline 37.7±5.8 39.3±7.1 41.2±4.3 40.2±5.0 41.4±6.1
PC3 17.33±1.75 17.50±2.66 18.17±1.72 17.50±2.66
PC5 18.00±1.79 17.67±1.97 18.33±1.63 18.50±1.87
PC7 18.50±2.42 17.33±1.75 18.83±1.94 18.00±1.41

Data are presented as means±SD. All variables 1‐way ANOVA, P>0.05. C indicates cardiac arrest control group; CPP, coronary perfusion pressure; ETCO2, end‐tidal CO2; M, MCC950 group; MAP, mean artery pressure; P&M, polyethylene glycol‐20k ‒MCC950 group; P, polyethylene glycol‐20k group; PC, precordial compression; PCn, n minute after PC; and S, sham control group without cardiac arrest.