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Table 1 Patients’ characteristics for children with emergence delirium and children without emergence delirium. Values are median (IQR range), number (propotion) or mean + SD

From: Emergence delirium in children is not related to intraoperative burst suppression – prospective, observational electrography study

 

Non-ED Group

(n = 57)

ED Group

(n = 40)

P value

Age [months]

58 (15.75 / 78)

22 (13 / 60)

0.042

Weight (kg)

17 (9.7 / 22)

11 (9.3 / 22)

0.142

Height (cm)

107.5 (80 / 131)

86 (81.5 / 119.5)

0.255

ASA Score (I / II / III) (%)a

46 / 11 / 0

(81 / 19 / 0)

32 / 7 / 1

(80 / 17,5 / 2,5)

0.480

Gender male / female (%)

35 / 22

(61 / 39)

25 / 15

(62,5 / 37,5)

0.913

Procedures (%)

 Cleft-lip-palate; Oral / neck surgery

6 (11)

13 (33)

0.102

 Inguinal hernia / Circumcision / Orchidopexy / Cystoscopy

15 (26)

8 (20)

 Otorhinolaryngology surgery

7 (12)

4 (10)

 Intraabdominal surgery / long procedures (> 60 min)

14 (25)

9 (23)

 Limb surgery / short procedures (<  60 min)

15 (26)

6 (15)

Midazolam premedication (mg/kg body weight)

0.64 + 0.17

0.67 + 0.18

0.180

Induction Agent Sevoflurane / Propofol / mixed (%)

12 / 23 / 22

(21 / 41 / 39)

9 / 13 / 18

(22,5 / 32,5 / 45)

0.724

Maintance Agent Sevoflurane / Propofol / mixed (%)

38 / 18 / 1

(67 / 31 / 2)

27 / 13 / 0

(67,5 / 32,5 / 0)

0.971

Anaesthesia duration (min)

102 + 71

146 + 113

0.159

  1. Patient characteristics for children without emergence delirium (Non ED group) and children with ED (ED group). Age (p = 0.042) differed significantly between NonED group vs. ED group. (Chi-square Pearson and Mann-Whitney-U Test) aASA American Society of Anesthesiologists