Standard versus Abdominal Lifting and Compression CPR
Table 4
Associations of sex and changes of vital signs and blood gas measurements after ALP-CPR and STD-CPR.
ALP-CPR
value
STD-CPR
value
Male ()
Female ()
Male ()
Female ()
pH
−0.17 (0.18)
−0.16 (0.18)
0.824
−0.08 (0.20)
−0.10 (0.07)
0.666
SPO2
21.59 (51.12)
2.74 (46.10)
0.230
12.95 (44.57)
16.09 (25.12)
0.779
PCO2
−3.65 (11.67)
−5.78 (11.97)
0.576
6.43 (16.51)
−3.82 (17.95)
0.059
PO2
13.18 (16.70)
17.26 (13.93)
0.405
−6.57 (33.04)
4.59 (25.85)
0.223
K+
−0.27 (1.51)
0.00 (0.92)
0.477
−0.07 (0.84)
0.03 (1.15)
0.750
Ca2+
0.45 (1.02)
0.25 (1.11)
0.556
0.06 (0.24)
−0.11 (0.35)
0.083
LAC
−0.52 (0.68)
−0.35 (0.41)
0.365
−1.29 (1.03)
−1.34 (1.21)
0.884
Heart rate
106.65 (9.27)
106.86 (9.60)
0.944
77.05 (24.62)
80.86 (17.23)
0.558
Respiration rate
19.33 (10.88)
18.14 (11.22)
0.850
15.33 (1.86)
25.33 (2.34)
<0.001
MAP
60.98 (11.63)
59.22 (11.08)
0.633
69.97 (7.77)
64.68 (11.15)
0.080
ALP-CPR, abdominal lifting and compression cardiopulmonary resuscitation; STD-CPR, standard CPR; LAC, lactate; MAP, mean arterial pressure. indicates a significant difference between groups.
