Table 2.
Risk factors | Effect on survival with functional recovery | OR for survival | RR or HR for mortality | Modifiable? |
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Pre-arrest | ||||
Older age | Unfavorable | Age > 60, OR 0.54 [13] | Age ≤ 65, HR 0.46 [15] | No |
Shockable rhythm | Favorable | OR 1.39–3.93 [13, 23, 41, 51, 53, 55] |
HR 0.58 [14] Asystole, RR 1.36 [56] PEA, RR 1.2 [56] |
No |
Intra-arrest | ||||
Shorter no-flow or low-flow time | Favorable |
CPR < 30 min (vs > 30 min), OR 4.13 [13] CPR < 45 min (vs > 45 min), OR 3.53 [13] CPR < 60 min (vs > 60 min), OR 9.82 [13] For every 10 min shorter CPR, OR 1.95 [51] CPR duration per min increase, OR 0.97 [41] CPR < 45 min vs CPR > 58 min, OR 3.66 [52] |
CPR per min increase, HR 1.007 [14] CPR duration ≤ 35 min, HR 0.37 [15] |
Yes |
High-quality CPR | Favorable | N/A | N/A | Yes |
Post-arrest | ||||
Targeted temperature management | Favorable | N/A | N/A | Yes |
Percutaneous coronary intervention | Favorable | OR 1.52 [13] | HR 0.36 [15] | Yes |
CPR cardiopulmonary resuscitation, N/A not available, PEA pulseless electrical activity