Success rates of pre-hospital difficult airway management: a quality control study evaluating an in-hospital training program

Table 2 Blood gas analysis at hospital admission

# pat	Airway	p_aO₂	p_aCO₂	pH	BE	BMI	Outcome
6	LT	117	65	6.92	− 22.6	34.6	D
8	LM	94	66.5	6.9	− 15.7	32.8	D
9	LT	162	81.4	7.09	− 8.8	29.38	D
10	LT	172	64.6	7.18	− 6	24.91	S
11	LT	81	46	7.33	− 1.9	19.57	S
12	LM	261	59	7.24	− 1.3	25.71	D
13	LT	101	55.5	7.21	− 6.3	29.38	S
14	LT	126	36	7.33	− 6	24.48	S
16	LT	405	49	7.31	− 1.8	21.6	S
20	LT	221	43	7.26	− 7.5	29.38	D
21	LT	60	112	7.05	− 0.5	31.56	S
22	LT	67	49	7.19	− 8.7	n.a.	S
23	BMV	188	46	7.3	− 3.1	19.59	S
24	BMV	34	104	n.a.	n.a.	27.75	S
27	LT	25	116	6.81	− 15.3	n.a.	S
31	LM	237	35	7.19	− 14.7	22.22	D
33	BMV	n.a.	n.a.	7.05	− 4.7	n.a.	D
34	BMV	112	74	6.9	− 17	27.76	D
36	LM	146	42	7.37	− 1	29.74	D
40	LT	371	78	7.08	− 6.9	30.25	S
	MV	156.84	64.32	7.15	− 8.06	27.10
	SD	104.74	24.67	0.17	6.49	4.49

pat patient, p_aO₂/p_aCO₂ arterial partial pressure of oxygen/carbon dioxide, pH potentia hydrogenii, BE base excess, BMI body mass index, S survived, D deceased, MV mean value, SD standard deviation

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