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Table 1 Patients’ characteristics and univariate associations with favorable neurological outcome

From: Predictors of neurological outcome after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: sex-based analysis: do males derive greater benefit from hypothermia management than females?

Study variable

N = 22,416

Favorable neurological outcome

P value

EMS arrival interval (min)

Median = 5.5 (4.2–6.9)

rpb = 0.05a

< 0.01

Age (years)

Median = 69 (57–81)

rpb = 0.13b

< 0.01

Sex

 Female

8109 (36.2%)

395 (4.9%)

< 0.001

 Male

14,307 (63.8%)

1234 (8.6%)

 

Location of arrest

 Non-public

19,167 (85.5%)

946 (4.9%)

< 0.001

 Public

3249 (14.5%)

683 (21.0%)

 

Bystander witnessed

 Unwitnessed

12,845 (57.3%)

325 (2.5%)

< 0.001

 Witnessed

9571 (42.7%)

1304 (13.6%)

 

Bystander CPR

 No

12,013 (53.6%)

568 (4.7%)

< 0.001

 Yes

10,403 (46.4%)

1061 (10.2%)

 

Initial rhythm

 Nonshockable

17,229 (76.9%)

328 (1.9%)

< 0.001

 Shockable

5187 (23.1%)

1301 (25.1%)

 

Chest compression rate per min

 50–99

3599 (16.1%)

196 (5.4%)

 

 100–120

17,705 (78.9%)

1370 (7.7%)

< 0.001

 > 120

1112 (5.0%)

63 (5.7%)

 

Advanced airway

 No

4958 (22.1%)

597 (36.6%)

< 0.001

 Yes

17,458 (77.9%)

1032 (5.9%)

 

Admin of Epinephrine

 No

3950 (17.6%)

899 (22.8%)

< 0.001

 Yes

18,466 (82.4%)

730 (4.0%)

 

Hypothermia management

 No

18,906 (84.3%)

629 (3.3%)

< 0.001

 Yes

3510 (15.7%)

1000 (28.5%)

 
  1. a,bPoint biserial correlation coefficient