Table 1 Demographic data, event-related findings, and patient outcomes.

From: Feasibility of resuscitative transesophageal echocardiography at out-of-hospital emergency scenes of cardiac arrest

Patient no

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Age, years

60

70

81

52

56

69

75

75

66

72

Gender

m

m

f

m

m

f

m

f

m

m

BMI

24

22

39

27

37

26

31

25

31

26

Initial ECG rhythm

PEA

PEA

PEA

ASY

PEA

VF

PEA

ASY

ASY

PEA

Presumed origin of cardiac arrest

Card

Resp.

Card

Card

Card

Card

Card

Card

Card

PE

Emergency scene

Home

Public

Home

Home

Business room

Public

Home

Home

Home

Nursing home

On-scene CPR, min

37

42

12

15

28

21

45

10

12

61

Total Hands-off time, s

34

n/a

64

222

107

67

n/a

115

76

231

Fraction of total Hands-off time, %

2

n/a

9

25

6

5

n/a

19

11

6

Hands-off time 5 min after intubation, s

34

n/a

36

40

31

45

16

28

40

8

Fraction of hands-off time 5 min after intubation, %

11

n/a

12

13

10

15

5

9

13

3

Mechanical chest compression system used

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

No

Yes

Outcome

CPR transport

ROSC

ROSC

Died on scene

CPR transport

Died on scene

Died on scene

Died on scene

Died on scene

ROSC

  1. ASY = asystole; BMI = body-mass index; CPR = cardiopulmonary resuscitation; ECG = electrocardiography; n/a = not applicable; PEA = pulseless electrical activity; ROSC = return of spontaneous circulation; VF = ventricular fibrillation. Card. = presumed cardiac origin, Resp. = presumed respiratory origin, PE = presumed pulmonary embolism.