Review Article
A Systematic Review of the Effects of Hyperoxia in Acutely Ill Patients: Should We Aim for Less?
Table 3
Association between hyperoxemia and clinically relevant outcomes in sepsis.
| Reference | Study design | Sample size | Hyperoxemia definition | Condition | Location | Conclusion |
| [19], Stolmeijer et al. | Prospective cohort | 83 | PaO2 > 13.5 kPa | Sepsis | ED | More than 64% of patients were hyperoxemic with 10 L O2/min. No association with mortality. |
| [47], Rossi et al. | Prospective cohort | 14 | FiO2 100% | Sepsis | ICU | Decreases oxygen delivery in upper limbs. |
| [48], Pope et al. | Retrospective cohort | 619 | Central venous saturation (ScvO2) 90–100% | Sepsis | ED | Associated with increased mortality. |
| [49], Dahl et al. | Retrospective cohort | 1,770 | PaO2 16.0 kPa | Sepsis | ICU | No effect on mortality, but hypoxemia and FiO2 60% increased mortality. |
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