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Table 1 Blood pressure analyses

From: Better haemodynamic stability under xenon anaesthesia than under isoflurane anaesthesia during partial nephrectomy – a secondary analysis of a randomised controlled trial

 

Isoflurane (n = 23)

Xenon (n = 23)

P-value

Blood pressure, median (IQR), mm Hg

 Systolic blood pressure

105.7 [100.9–113.0]

114.2 [104.4–131.3]

0.020*

 Diastolic blood pressure

64.0 [56.9–68.5]

75.1 [63.9–83.2]

0.011*

Duration of systolic blood pressure deviation, median (IQR), minutes

 Decrease > 40% from baseline

5.0 [0–35.0]

2.5 [0–12.5]

0.510

 Decrease > 20% from baseline

110.0 [47.5–162.5]

60.0 [12.5–120.0]

0.018*

 Increase > 20% from baseline

0 [0–2.5]

0 [0–15.0]

0.049*

Proportion of the study treatment duration represented by the systolic blood pressure deviation duration, median (IQR), %

 Decrease > 40% from baseline

2 [0–18.0]

0 [0–7.7]

0.549

 Decrease > 20% from baseline

76.9 [26.5–90.9]

33.3 [6.7–77.5]

0.170

 Increase > 20% from baseline

0 [0–0.9]

0 [0–6.6]

0.036*

 MAP, median (IQR), mmHg

77.2 [72.2–85.1]

84.2 [75.8–100.9]

0.029*

Duration of MAP decrease, median (IQR), minutes

 MAP < 65 mmHg

25.0 [10.0–47.5]

0 [0–10.0]

< 0.002**

 MAP < 60 mmHg

5.0 [0–17.5]

0 [0–5.0]

0.041*

Proportion of the study treatment duration represented by the MAP decrease, median (IQR), %

 MAP < 65 mmHg

16.7 [4.2–22.8]

0 [0–5.8]

< 0.004**

 MAP < 60 mmHg

3.9 [0–9.5]

0 [0–3.1]

0.048*

  1. The P-values were derived using the Mann-Whitney U test. * indicates a significant P-value, ** indicates a highly significant P-value. IQR interquartile range, MAP mean arterial pressure, n number of patients