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Table 1 Baseline characteristics stratified by body mass index

From: Association between the body mass index and outcomes of patients resuscitated from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: a prospective multicentre registry study

Variables

Total

(n = 605)

Underweight group

(n = 75)

Normal group

(n = 333)

Overweight group

(n = 163)

Obese group

(n = 34)

p-value*

Patient domain

 Age, years, median (IQR)

63 (53–74)

71 (62–79)

63 (54–75)

61 (51–72)

56.5 (42–72)

<.001

 Sex, male (%)

422 (69.75)

53 (70.67)

233 (69.97)

115 (70.55)

21 (61.76)

0.774

 Witnessed arrest (%)

449 (74.21)

55 (73.33)

244 (73.27)

125 (76.69)

25 (73.53)

0.870

 Arrest location (n = 601)

  Home/residence (%)

320 (53.24)

48 (64)

172 (52.12)

85 (52.47)

15 (44.12)

0.185

  Other (%)

281 (46.76)

27 (36)

158 (47.88)

77 (47.53)

19 (55.88)

 Bystander response (n = 602)

  CPR by bystander (%)

307 (51)

39 (52.7)

164 (49.4)

84 (51.53)

20 (60.61)

0.645

  No CPR by bystander (%)

295 (49)

35 (47.3)

168 (50.6)

79 (48.47)

13 (39.39)

 First monitored rhythm (n = 597)

  Shockable rhythm (%)

250 (41.88)

11 (14.86)

149 (45.29)

72 (45)

18 (52.94)

<.001

  Non-shockable rhythm (%)

347 (58.12)

63 (85.14)

180 (54.71)

88 (55)

16 (47.06)

Comorbidities (n = 603)

 Hypertension (%)

294 (48.76)

31 (41.33)

153 (46.08)

93 (57.41)

17 (50)

0.058

 Diabetes (%)

190 (31.51)

16 (21.33)

102 (30.72)

60 (37.04)

12 (35.29)

0.102

 Dyslipidaemia (%)

40 (6.63)

2 (2.67)

22 (6.63)

12 (7.41)

4 (11.76)

0.320

Pre-ROSC process domain

 No flow time, minutes, median (IQR)

7 (5–10)

6 (3–10)

7 (5–11)

7 (5–10)

6 (5–10)

0.446

 Low flow time, minutes, median (IQR) (n = 604)

25 (12–40)

26 (18–38)

24.5 (11–39)

25 (11–42)

24.5 (15–54)

0.655

 Pre-hospital ROSC (%)

206 (34.05)

15 (20)

129 (38.74)

51 (31.29)

11 (32.35)

0.015

 Pre-hospital adrenaline use (%)

62 (10.25)

5 (6.67)

39 (11.71)

16 (9.82)

2 (5.88)

0.465

 Pre-hospital airway

  Bag-valve mask (%)

234 (38.68)

34 (45.33)

120 (36.04)

66 (40.49)

14 (41.18)

0.427

  Supraglottic airway (%)

300 (49.59)

29 (38.67)

173 (51.95)

82 (50.31)

16 (47.06)

  Endotracheal intubation (%)

71 (11.74)

12 (16)

40 (12.01)

15 (9.2)

4 (11.76)

Post-ROSC process domain

 Mental state at admission

  Alert (%)

60 (9.92)

4 (5.33)

33 (9.91)

20 (12.27)

3 (8.82)

0.333

  Drowsy to stuporous (%)

63 (10.41)

6 (8)

30 (9.01)

22 (13.5)

5 (14.71)

  Coma (%)

482 (79.67)

65 (86.67)

270 (81.08)

121 (74.23)

26 (76.47)

 Reperfusion attempted

  None (%)

297 (49.09)

52 (69.33)

164 (49.25)

68 (41.72)

13 (38.24)

0.002

  CAG only (%)

170 (28.1)

10 (13.33)

93 (27.93)

54 (33.13)

13 (38.24)

  CAG and PCI (%)

96 (15.87)

6 (8)

60 (18.02)

26 (15.95)

4 (11.76)

  tPA (%)

42 (6.94)

7 (9.33)

16 (4.8)

15 (9.2)

4 (11.76)

 TTM (%)

225 (37.19)

17 (22.67)

122 (36.64)

72 (44.17)

14 (41.18)

0.015

 pH, median (IQR) (n = 600)

7.07 (6.92–7.25)

7.06 (6.95–7.27)

7.11 (6.91–7.27)

7.03 (6.9–7.22)

7.11 (6.98–7.28)

0.212

 Lactate, mmol/l, median (IQR) (n = 593)

10.6 (7.6–14)

11.7 (9–14.39)

10.285 (7.2–13.2)

11 (8.2–15.29)

9.4 (6.5–13.2)

0.008

 Glucose, mg/dl, median (IQR) (n = 603)

265 (193–338)

229 (146–313)

268 (207–335)

265 (190–378)

268.5 (228–362)

0.039

 First systolic BP after ROSC, mmHg, median (IQR) (n = 590)

122.5 (92–152)

130 (80–149)

120 (90–149)

124.5 (95.5–160)

121 (98–156)

0.482

 First diastolic BP after ROSC, mmHg, median (IQR) (n = 589)

75 (59–93)

79 (56–93)

74 (56–91)

77 (60–96)

72 (57–90)

0.428

 First pulse rate after ROSC, beats/min, median (IQR) (n = 586)

100 (81–123)

99 (75–132)

96 (79–120)

108 (87–124)

102 (78–116)

0.062

  1. Abbreviations: IQR interquartile range, CAG coronary angiography, CPR cardiopulmonary resuscitation, PCI percutaneous coronary intervention, ROSC return of spontaneous circulation, tPA tissue plasminogen activator, TTM targeted temperature management
  2. Continuous variables are presented as the median (Q1, Q3) and tested by using the Kruskal-Wallis test, and categorical variables are presented as N (%) and tested by using the chi-squared test
  3. *p < 0.05 was significant