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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Resuscitation. 2022 Mar 18;174:35–41. doi: 10.1016/j.resuscitation.2022.03.014

Table 3 –

Comparison of median rSO2 for all events by return of spontaneous circulation. (n = 23)

Return of spontaneous circulation vs no ROSC (n = 23)
Overall event (N = 23) All patients ROSC (N = 17) No ROSC (N = 6) P-value

rSO2 median (IQR) 59% (45,68) 62% (56,70) 45% (35,51) 0.025

Percent of measurements with rSO2:

>30% 100% (99,100) 100% (99,100) 100% (89,100) 0.64

>40% 100% (85,100) 100% (93,100) 100% (4,100) 0.77

>50% 76% (24,100) 89% (68,100) 35% (0,100) 0.27

>60% 39% (0,68) 55% (0,68) 0% (0,0) 0.13


Last 5 minutes (N = 22) ROSC (N = 17) No ROSC (N = 5)

rSO2 median (IQR) 64% (45,71) 66% (55,72) 43% (35,44) 0.01

Percent of measurements with rSO2:

>30% 100% (100,100) 100% (100,100) 100% (100,100) 0.59

>40% 100% (100,100) 100% (100,100) 50% (0,100) 0.22

>50% 100% (29,100) 100% (100,100) 0% (0,29) 0.01

>60% 89% (0,100) 100% (0,100) 1% (0,0) 0.20

ROSC: return of spontaneous circulation.