Table 1 Demographic and clinical data on 100 patients receiving extracorporeal membrane oxygenation therapy. Data are provided as median [interquartile range] or n (%) as appropriate.

From: Bleeding patients on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation have reduced platelet aggregation and plasma fibrinogen: a longitudinal observational study

 

Value

Demographics

 Age, years

56 [45–64], range 19–83

 Sex, male/female

67/33

 BMI, kg/m2

28 [25–32]

ECMO details

 VV-ECMO

31 (31%)

 VA-ECMO

69 (69%)

 VA-ECMO + Impella

6 (6%)

 Change of ECMO mode, from VA to VV or combined VA/V

7 (7%)

 ECMO indication

  Pulmonary

35 (35%)

  Cardiac

26 (26%)

  ECPR

39 (39%)

 Duration of ECMO, days

6 [3–10], range 1–52

  1–3 days

36

  4–7 days

31

  8–13 days

16

  ≥ 14 days

17

 Reason for termination of ECMO

  Recovery

67 (67%)

  Mortality

33 (33%)

 Dialysis during ECMO treatment

58 (58%)

Comorbidity and SOFA score

 Charlson’s Comorbidity Index

0 [0–1], range 0–4

 No comorbidities

55 (55%)

 Acute myocardial infarction

8 (8%)

 Chronic heart failure

13 (13%)

 Chronic pulmonary disease

8 (8%)

 Diabetes

17 (17%)

 SOFA score, day 1

13 [11–15], range 6–22

Antiplatelet therapy

 Day 1, single/dual

10 (10%)/9 (9%)

 Day 4, single/dual

3 (5%)/9 (14%)

 Day 7, single/dual

1 (3%)/2 (5%)

 Day 14, single/dual

0 (0%)/0 (0%)

Mortality

 Mortality at ECMO weaning (of total n = 100)

33 (33%)

 30-day mortality after successful weaning (of total n = 67)

15 (22%)

 Alive 30 days after weaning (of total n = 100)

52 (52%)

 VV mortality, on ECMO or within 30 days after weaning (of total n = 31)

10 (32%)

 VA (not ECPR) mortality, on ECMO or within 30 days after weaning, (of total n = 30)

12 (40%)

 ECPR mortality, on ECMO or within 30 days after weaning, (of total n = 39)

26 (67%)

  1. IQR interquartile range, n number, ECMO extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, VV venous-venous, VA venous-arterial, ECPR extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation, SOFA sequential organ failure assessment score.