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. 2022 Aug 24;35(4):ivac219. doi: 10.1093/icvts/ivac219

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Figure 2: — Relation between low-flow duration in minutes and hospital survival in percentage in adult patients treated with extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation (ECPR, red diagonal line: Hospital survival (%) = 2^{(5.5383–(0.02139*time (in min)))}), conventional cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CCPR) due to shockable initial cardiac rhythms (blue parabole: Hospital survival (%) = 2^{(7.5645–(0.1574*time (in min)))}), CCPR due to non-shockable initial cardiac rhythms (yellow dots no line). Calculated using LME models shown above. Due to one highly influencing study, no LME model could be created for CCPR patients with non-shockable cardia rhythm. LME: linear mixed effect (A color version of this figure appears in the online version of this article).