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Table 3 The median values and interquartile range of perfusion index (PI) and pleth variability index (PVI) values at different measurement points of surgery

From: The use of oxygen reserve index in one-lung ventilation and its impact on peripheral oxygen saturation, perfusion index and, pleth variability index

Time (min)

Perfusion Index (PI)

Pleth Variability Index (PVI)

Median

Interquartile range (IQR)

Median

Interquartile range (IQR)

Baseline

1.55

0.86–2.3

20.5

14–30.25

Preoxygenation

1.8

1.3–2.6

18.5

13–30.25

DS5

1.6

1–2.5

16

11–21

DL5

1.7

1.28–2.3

17

12–26

OLV1

1.3

0.61–1.3

16.5

11.75–23

OLV2

1.1

0.63–1.93

13.5

10–21.25

OLV5

1.3

0.64–1.93

14

10–20.25

OLV10

1.3

0.71–1.7

17

10.5–22.5

OLV15

1.25

0.76–2.1

15

10.25–21

OLV30

1.1

0.66–2

17

10–22

OLV45

1.3

0.82–2.1

14

8.5–20.5

OLV60

1.2

0.63–2.2

14

10–22

OLV90

1.1

0.73–2

13

8.5–18.75

  1. PI Perfusion index, PVI Pleth variability index, IQR Interquartile range, DLV Double-lung ventilation, OLV One-lung ventilation, DS5 Under mechanical ventilation 5 min after intubation in supine position, DL5 Under mechanical ventilation 5 min after positioning in the lateral decubitus position, OLV1 After 1 min of OLV, OLV2 After 2 min of OLV, OLV5 After 5 min of OLV, OLV10 After 10 min of OLV, OLV15 After 15 min of OLV, OLV30 After 30 min of OLV, OLV45 After 45 min of OLV, OLV60 After 60 min of OLV, OLV90 after 90 min of OLV