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Table 3 Statistical dependence results from multivariate analysis that include possible interactions between chest compression release time and chest compression depth

From: Developing a kinematic understanding of chest compressions: the impact of depth and release time on blood flow during cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Measurement

Model 4: WF + Depth + WF*Depth analysis

WF

Depth

WF*depth

AOP

WF 2 > WF 1, WF 3

1.9″ > 1.25″

WF 2 > WF 1, WF 3 at 1.9″

RAP

WF 2 > WF 1

1.25″ > 1.9″

WF 1 < WF 2, WF 3 at 1.9″

CPP

WF 2 > WF 1, WF 3; WF 1 > WF 3

1.9″ > 1.25″

ns

EtCO2

WF 1 > WF 2, WF 3

1.9″ > 1.25″

WF 1 > WF 2, WF 3 at 1.9″

AOR flow

ns

ns

WF 3 < WF 2 at 1.25″

IVC flow

WF 3 < WF 1

1.9″ > 1.25″

WF 1 > WF 2, WF 3 at 1.9″; WF 2 > WF 1 at 1.25″

CAR flow

WF 3 < WF1, WF 2

1.9″ > 1.25″

WF 3 < WF 1,WF 2 at 1.9″; WF 3 < WF 1 at 1.25″

JUG flow

WF 3 < WF 1, WF 2

ns

WF 3 < WF 1, WF 2 at 1.9″

RENA flow

WF 1 > WF 3

ns

WF 3 < WF 1, WF 2 at 1.9″

RENV flow

WF 1 > WF 2, WF 3

1.9″ > 1.25″

WF 1 > WF 2 at 1.9″; WF 3 < WF 1, WF 2 at 1.25″

  1. Italics text represents statistical significant (p < 0.05), normal text represents a statistical trend (p < 0.1), and non-significant differences are represented by ns