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Table 2 Comparison of operative data between prolonged and standard recovery groups

From: Predictive factors contributing to prolonged recovery in patients after Fontan operation

 

Prolonged recovery

(N = 70)

Standard recovery

(N = 212)

P value

CBP time (min), median (IQR)

101 (85 ~ 145)

69 (62 ~ 77)

0.004*

Need for aortic cross-clamp, n (%)

66 (94.3%)

196 (92.3%)

0.790

Aortic cross-clamp time (min), median (IQR)

62 (52 ~ 79)

54 (45 ~ 64)

 < 0.001*

Extracorporeal circulation mode, n (%)

  

0.645

 Low flow

1 (1.4%)

1 (0.5%)

 

 Parallel circulation

3 (4.3%)

12 (5.7%)

 

 Full flow

66 (94.3%)

199 (93.9%)

 

Temperature, n (%)

  

0.118

 Room temperature

8 (11.4%)

25 (11.8%)

 

 Mild hypothermia

38 (54.3%)

142 (67.0%)

 

 Moderate hypothermia

23 (32.9%)

44 (20.8%)

 

 Deep hypothermia

1 (1.4%)

1 (0.5%)

 

Fenestration, n (%)

65 (92.9%)

197 (92.9%)

1.000

Size of fenestration, n (%)

  

0.329

  < 4 cm

3 (4.6%)

8 (4.1%)

 

  4 cm

56 (86.2%)

180 (91.4%)

 

  > 4 cm

6 (9.2%)

9 (4.6%)

 

Conduit connection, n (%)

  

0.146

 Intracardiac conduits

15 (21.4%)

54 (25.5%)

 

 Extracardiac conduits

53 (75.7%)

137 (64.7%)

 

 Intra-extracardiac conduits

2 (2.9%)

21 (9.9%)

 

Operation stage (I/II/III), n (%)

  

0.371

 Stage I

7 (10.0%)

12 (5.7%)

 

 Stage II

48 (68.6%)

159 (75.0%)

 

 Stage III

15 (21.4%)

41 (19.3%)

 

Secondary surgical procedure

44 (62.9%)

136 (64.2%)

0.845

Hemodynamics immediately after surgery

 mPAP (mmHg), median (IQR)

19 (16 ~ 21)

18 (16 ~ 20)

0.267

 mABP (mmHg), mean ± SD

56.91 ± 9.824

57.83 ± 7.702

0.428

 Pp/Ps, median (IQR)

0.32 (0.27 ~ 0.36)

0.34 (0.27 ~ 0.40)

0.082

  1. CBP Cardiopulmonary bypass time, mPAP mean pulmonary artery pressure, mABP mean aorta blood pressure, Pp/Ps mean pulmonary artery pressure/ mean aorta blood pressure
  2. * P < 0.05