The role of cardiac power and lactate clearance as an indicator of resuscitation success among pediatric patients with shock in the intensive care unit of Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital

Table 5 The comparison of CP and lactate clearance based on mortality

	Mortality at 48 h		p-value*	Final mortality		p-value*
Variable	Yes (n = 3)	No (n = 41)	p-value*	Yes (n = 16)	No (n = 28)	p-value*
Cardiac power
0 h	0.90 (0.14–0.99)	0.35 (0.09–0.14)	0.529	0.49 (0.14–1.10)	0.31 (0.09–0.14)	0.090
1 h	1.13 (0.11–1.20)	0.58 (0.12–1.70)	0.499	0.54 (0.11–1.30)	0.64 (0.12–1.70)	0.807
6 h	0.73 (0.13–1.10)	0.44 (0.14–1.70)	0.834	0.50 (0.13–1.10)	0.44 (0.14–1.70)	0.442
24 h	0.69 (0.13–1.05)	0.54 (0.14-2.00)	0.870	0.57 (0.13–1.20)	0.53 (0.14-2.00)	0.421
Lactate clearance
0-1 h	27.45 (22.73–66.20)	13.63 ([-108]-[75])	0.109	29.85 ([-108]-[66.20])	9.83 ([-70.00]-[75.00])	0.092
0-6 h	22.72 (0.00-59.15)	18.52 ([-150]-[83.61])	0.895	18.50 ([-150]-[83.61])	39.49 ([-85.71]-[82.61])	0.661
0-24 h	0.00 ([-92.16]-[39.44])	36.84 ([-87.50]-[87.50])	0.311	14.00 ([-92.16]-[87.50])	46.41 ([-72.73]-[84.78])	0.246

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