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Table 1 Comparison between the current OBSERvE-DUS study and three studies from other German sides: Study site information, patient´s characteristics, and vital signs in studies concerning resuscitation room management of patients suffer from non-traumatic critical illness

From: Resuscitation room management of patients with non-traumatic critical illness in the emergency department (OBSERvE-DUS-study)

 

OBSERvE-DUS

n = 621

OBSERvE-1 [6]

n = 532

OBSERvE 2 [7]

n = 457

Kreß et al. [4]

n = 193

p

(*Student-t-test,

#χ²-test)

Study information

Study design

single-center retrospective

cohort study

single-center prospective observational

cohort study

single-center prospective observational

cohort study

single-center retrospective

cohort study

 

Study period (months)

12

12

12

6

 

Study setting (type)

tertiary-care university hospital

tertiary-care university hospital

tertiary-care university hospital

academic

teaching hospital

 

Case load (n)

40,764

34,303

35,039

19,854

 

Case load of critically ill non-traumatic patients [n, (%)]

621 (1.5)

532 (1.6)

457 (1.3)

193 (1.0)

#a0.8909, #b0.7836, #c0.6034

Patient´s characteristics

Age (years, MV ± SD)

70 ± 16

67 ± 17

65 ± 17

66 ± 16

*a0.0021, *b<0.0001, *c0.0025

Sex, male [n, (%)]

323 (52.0)

310 (58.3)

273 (59.7)

106 (54.9)

#a0.1114, #b0.0597, #c0.6042

NACA [n, (%)]

539 (86.8)

489 (92.0)

388 (85.0)

not reported

#a0.0072, #b0.4355, #c n.a.

Admission by EMS [n, (%)]

578 (93.1)

498 (93.6)

438 (93.7)

not reported

#a0.7432, #b0.7038, #c n.a.

ABCDE problems [n, (%)]

     

A (airway)

12 (1.9)

20 (3.8)

17 (3.7)

not reported

#a0.7672, #b0.7818, #cn.a.

B (breathing)

152 (24.5)

141 (26.5)

132 (28.8)

not reported

#a0.6951, #b0.4803, #cn.a.

C (circulation)

194 (31.2)

189 (35.5)

160 (35.1)

not reported

#a0.3727, #b0.4379, #cn.a.

D (disability)

256 (41.2)

177 (33.3)

146 (31.9)

not reported

#a0.0963, #b0.0648, #cn.a.

E (environment)

7 (1.1)

5 (0.9)

2 (0.4)

not reported

#a0.9740, #b0.9322, #cn.a.

Vital signs admission [MV ± SD]

     

Systolic blood pressure (mmHg)

129 ± 45

135 ± 44

136 ± 40

131 ± 45

*a0.0228, *b0.0083, *c0.5898

Heart rate (bpm)

95 ± 35

96 ± 30

99 ± 32

95 ± 33

*a0.6058, *b0.0548, *c1.0000

Shock index (bpm/mmHg)

0.8 ± 0.5

0.8 ± 0.5

0.8 ± 0.4

not reported

*a1.0000, *b1.0000,*cn.a

Oxygen saturation (%)

94 ± 8

92 ± 11

94 ± 10

91 ± 10

*a0.0004, *b1.0000, *c<0.0001

Respiratory rate (min− 1)

22 ± 13

20 ± 10

20 ± 9

22 ± 9

*a0.0039, *b0.0048, *c1.0000

Glasgow coma score (points)

10 ± 5

8 ± 5

8 ± 5

11 ± 4

*a<0.0001, *b<0.0001,*c0.0114

Temperature tympanal (°C)

36 ± 2

36 ± 1

37 ± 2

not reported

**a1.0000, *b<0.0001, *cn.a

ROSC at admission [n, (%)]

52 (71.2)

55 (60.4)

43 (47.3)

not reported

#a<0.0001, #b<0.0001, #cn.a

  1. NACA = National Advisory Committee of Aeronautics; EMS = Emergency Medical Services; MV = mean value; SD standard deviation, C = Celsius; CPR = cardiopulmonary resuscitation, acomparison between OBSERvE-DUS and OBSEvE-1, bcomparison between OBSERvE-DUS and OBSEvE-2, comparison between OBSERvE-DUS and Kreß et al., n.a. = not available