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Table 3 Intraoperative and postoperative outcomes

From: The Association of Intraoperative driving pressure with postoperative pulmonary complications in open versus closed abdominal surgery patients – a posthoc propensity score–weighted cohort analysis of the LAS VEGAS study

 

All patients

(N = 2.034)

Closed

abdominal surgery

(N = 906)

Open

abdominal surgery

(N = 1.128)

P– value

Severe PPC (composite), % (n/N)

5% (102/2.034)

3% (28/906)

7% (74/1.128)

0.001

Intraoperative complications

 Desaturation

4% (73/2.026)

3% (26/903)

4% (47/1.123)

0.148

 Unplanned rescue maneuvers

4% (87/2.026)

4% (41/903)

4% (46/1.123)

0.704

 Need for ventilatory pressure reduction

4% (77/2.025)

6% (57/903)

2% (20/1.102)

<  0.001

 Expiratory flow limitation

1% (14/2.015)

1% (12/898)

0% (2/1.117)

0.005

 Hypotension

28% (562/2.027)

20% (182/903)

34% (380/1.124)

<  0.001

 Use of vasopressors

23% (469/2.027)

17% (153/903)

28% (316/1.122)

<  0.001

 New arrhythmia onset

1% (13/2.027)

0% (2/903)

1% (11/1.124)

0.065

Individual PCCs

 Acute respiratory failure

3% (58/2.034)

2% (21/906)

3% (37/1.128)

0.245

 Need for mechanical ventilation

2% (44/2.034)

1% (11/906)

3% (33/1.128)

0.013

 Acute respiratory distress syndrome

0% (6/2.034)

0% (0/906)

0% (6/1.128)

0.074

 Pneumonia

0% (16/2.034)

0% (2/906)

1% (14/1.128)

0.019

 Pneumothorax

0% (4/2.034)

0% (0/906)

0% (4/1.128)

0.186

In–hospital mortality

1% (22/1.892)

0% (3/838)

2% (19/1.054)

0.007

Length of stay (days)

3 [1 to 5]

1 [0 to 3]

5 [2 to 8]

<  0.001

  1. Data are presented as median [25th–75th percentile] or % (n/N)
  2. PPC Postoperative pulmonary complications