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. 2020 Jun 20;35(4):891–901. doi: 10.1007/s10877-020-00549-0

Table 2.

Average blood pressure levels during anesthesia induction, from incision to closure, during the first 60 min of PACU stay, and during the entire monitoring period

RARP ORP p
Blood pressure from induction to recovery of anesthesia
n = 102 n = 81
 MAP (induction) 86 (78–94) 84 (76–89) 0.074
 SBP (induction) 124 (113–133) 121 (115–133) 0.922
 MAP (intraoperative) 83 (80–86) 76 (73–79)  < 0.001
 SBP (intraoperative) 114 (110–120) 112 (107–118) 0.056
 MAP variability (intraoperative) 90 (61–122) 81 (50–107) 0.030
 MAP (PACU) 98 (89–107) 92 (83–103) 0.006
 SBP (PACU) 156 (137–170) 149 (140–174) 0.730
 MAP variability (PACU) 21 (13–47) 24 (11–44) 0.991
 MAP (entire measurement period) 86 (83–89) 81 (76–85)  < 0.001
 SBP (entire measurement period) 123 (117–129) 121 (116–127) 0.460
 MAP variability (entire measurement period) 160 (113–202) 142 (93–208) 0.206
Mean arterial blood pressure before anesthesia induction and difference from baseline
n = 90 n = 72
 Baseline MAP 106 (100–115) 106 (100–115) 0.772
 ΔMAP (baseline—induction) 20 (11–31) 24 (19–29) 0.06
 ΔMAP (baseline—intraoperative) 24 (16–33) 31 (26–39)  < 0.001
 ΔMAP (baseline—PACU) 11 (− 3to 23) 16 (7–24) 0.047

Baseline MAP was calculated as the average of three non-invasive blood pressure measurements prior to induction of anesthesia. ΔMAP was defined as the difference between mean induction, intraoperative, or PACU MAP from baseline. Data are presented as median (interquartile range)

RARP robot-assisted radical prostatectomy, ORP open retropubic radical prostatectomy, MAP mean arterial blood pressure, SBP systolic blood pressure, PACU post-anesthesia care unit