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Table 3 Univariate analysis in postoperative hypoxemia

From: Risk factors for postoperative hypoxemia in patients undergoing Stanford A aortic dissection surgery

Characteristics

Hypoxemia group

Non-hypoxemia group

P value

Age (years), mean (sd)

51.70 (9.16)

51.15 (8.74)

NS

Gender (male) (%)

50

50

NS

Height (cm), mean (sd)

168.26 (8.48)

170.11 (9.10)

NS

Weight (cm), mean (sd)

72.48 (15.16)

69.44 (15.22)

NS

BMI (kg/m2), mean (sd)

25.55 (4.69)

23.83 (4.12)

P=0.008

History of smoking (%)

57.4

42.6

NS

Acute onset (%)

56.2

43.8

P=0.000

Preoperative hypoxemia (%)

76.1

23.9

P=0.000

History of previous cardiac operation (%)

25

75

NS

Preoperative LVEF (%), mean (sd)

56.50 (5.55)

54.60 (8.94)

NS

Hypertension (%)

53.3

46.7

NS

Diabetes mellitus (%)

80

20

NS

CPB time (min), mean (sd)

185.50 (37.61)

184.21 (36.24)

NS

AO time (min), mean (sd)

94.86 (33.97)

93.35 (35.33)

NS

CA time (min), mean (sd)

29.29 (10.29)

23.17 (8.54)

P=0.000

Postoperative LVEF<40% (%)

66.7

33.3

NS

mechanical ventilation duration (hour), mean (sd)

79.22 (62.31)

41.45 (5.54)

NS

Postoperative transfusion ≥3000 ml (%)

76.1

23.9

P=0.000

  1. BMI-body mass index, LVEF-left ventricular ejection fraction.
  2. CPB-cardiopulmonary bypass AO-aortic clamping.
  3. CA- circulatory arrest.
  4. m(sd)—mean(standard deviation).