1.  By the nature of heart failure

By the nature of cardiac arrest

By the nature of cardiac arrest: in the Normacor® group, asystole is more frequent than in the Custodiol group, the difference is statistically significant. 97.5 % in the Normacor® group vs 82.2 % in the Custodiol group (*P<0.05; P=0.0322).

2. By the nature of the rhythm recovery

По характеру восстановления ритма

By the nature of the rhythm recovery: in the Normacor® group, defibrillation is less frequent than in the Custodiol group, the difference is statistically significant. Spontaneous recovery of the heart function in the Normacor® group occurred in 97.5 % versus 53.3 % in the Custodiol group (***P <0.001; P <0.0001).

3. By the use of cardiotonic support (yes/no)

By the use of cardiotonic support (yes/no)

 

By the use of cardiotonic support (yes/no), a statistically significant difference (* P <0.05; P = 0.0452) was showed. At the intraoperative stage, it had to be used more rarely in the Normacor® group, the difference is statistically reliable. In the Normacor® group, cardiotonic therapy was used in 47.5 % of cases. In the Custodiol group - in 71.1 % of cases. This proves the better protection of the heart with Normacor® by one of the main parameters, frequency of the use of cardiotonic therapy.

4. By the biochemical exponents of arterial blood (pH)

By the biochemical exponents of arterial blood (pH)

A statistically reliable difference between the Normacor® and Custodiol groups by a number of biochemical exponents of arterial and venous blood was found.

Statistically significant differences in pH in the Normacor® and Custodiol groups were identified at the main stage of the surgery (mean value 7.436 in the Normacor® group vs 7.327 in the Custodiol group, *** P <0.001; P <0.0001), and immediately after the surgery (mean value 7.412 in the Normacor® group vs 7.442 in the Custodiol group, ** P <0.01; P = 0.0056) in the arterial blood.

5. By the biochemical exponents of arterial and venous blood (BE)

By the biochemical exponents of arterial and venous blood (BE)

 

Statistically significant differences in BE of the arterial blood in the Normacor® and Custodiol groups were identified at the main stage of the surgery (mean value 1.020 mmol/l in the Normacor® group vs -3.724 mmol/l in the Custodiol group, *** P <0.001; P <0.0001), and of the venous blood (mean value 1.685 mmol/l in the Normacor® group vs -2.160 mmol/l in the Custodiol group, ** P <0.001; P = 0.0001).

6. By the duration of artificial lung ventilation (ALV)

By the duration of artificial lung ventilation (ALV)

The mean duration of ALV in the Normacor® group was 9.68 hours vs 10.72 hours in the Custodiol group (* P <0.05; P = 0.0376).

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