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Table 2 Ventilator setting in patients depending upon urgency of surgery, ASA score, and BMI

From: Intra-operative adherence to lung-protective ventilation: a prospective observational study

 

Actual TVa (ml)

Ideal TVa (ml)

pPeak (cmH2O)

PEEP (cmH2O)

FiO2 (%)

Elective (n = 317)

500 (500–570.8)

368 (326–413)

19 (17–22)

4 (0–5)

50 (40–53)

Emergency (n = 90)

500 (462–600)

386 (330–440)

21 (17–24)

4 (2–5)

50 (45–50.7)

ASA

 

 1–2 (n = 288)

500 (480–550)

369 (322–419)

19 (16–23)

4 (0–5)

50 (40–55)

 3–4 (n = 99)

525 (500–600)

376 (340–376)

21 (18–24)

4 (2–5)

50 (43–55)

BMI (kg/m2)

 

 18.5–24.9 (n = 97)

500 (455–550)

379 (334–423)

17b (14–20)

4 (1–5)

50 (45–53)

 25–29.9 (N = 130)

500 (489–577)

369 (321–428)

19b (16–22)

4 (0–5)

50 (40–55)

 30–34.9 (N = 81)

500 (500–575)

360 (325–398)

21b (18–24)

4 (0–5)

50 (40–52)

 35–39.9 (n = 28)

545 (492–600)

389 (330–432)

23b (20–26)

4 (0–5)

50 (40–52)

> 40 (N = 28)

500 (477–550)

356 (306–414)

24b (22–27)

5 (2–5)

48 (40–50)

  1. Values represent the median (IQR)
  2. ASA American Society of Anesthesiology, BMI body mass index, pPeak peak pressure, PEEP positive end expiratory pressure, FiO 2 fraction of inspired oxygen
  3. aThe difference between actual and the ideal tidal volumes (TV) was significant for all comparisons in all groups, p < 0.001 using a Wilcoxon signed rank test
  4. bA Kruskal-Wallis test between the various BMI categories, where p < 0.0001. Dunn’s post hoc test demonstrated that the pPeak between each group was significantly different (p < 0.05) for each comparison