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. 2022 Apr 13;9:779781. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2022.779781

Table 2.

Survival and neurological outcomes for cardiac arrest patients receiving TTM between BCPR group and NO-BCPR group.

Outcomes BCPR group (N = 376) NO-BCPR group (N = 204) P-Value
Survived at transferring out of ICU 198 (52.66%) 101 (49.51%) 0.4686
GCS at transferring out of ICU
   GCS <8 87 (44.16%) 65 (64.36%) 0.0010
   GCS ≥ 8 110 (55.84%) 36 (35.64%)
   Average (SD) 9.83 (4.77) 6.76 (4.05) <0.0001
CPC at transferring out of ICU
   CPC 1–2 90 (45.69%) 25 (24.75%) 0.0004
   CPC 3–5 107 (54.31%) 76 (75.25%)
   Average (SD) 2.51 (1.26) 3.28 (1.04) <0.0001
Survived at hospital discharge 158 (42.25%) 65 (31.86%) 0.0305
GCS at hospital discharge
   GCS <8 57 (34.55%) 30 (44.12%) 0.1697
   GCS ≥ 8 108 (65.45%) 38 (55.88%)
   Average (SD) 11.3 (4.58) 8.31 (4.37) <0.0001
CPC at hospital discharge
   CPC 1–2 91 (55.15%) 26 (38.24%) 0.0189
   CPC 3–5 74 (44.85%) 42 (61.76%)
   Average (SD) 2.14 (1.27) 2.98 (1.18) <0.0001

Values are expressed as mean (standard deviation) for continuous variables and numbers (percentage) for categorical variables.

BCPR, bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation; CPC, Cerebral Performance Categories; GCS, Glasgow Coma Scale; ICU, intensive care unit; SD, standard deviation; TTM, targeted temperature management. Statistically significant data (P < 0.05) were expressed as bold values.