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Article Category: General Reviews
Publié en ligne: 27 juil. 2020
Pages: 3 - 10
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/pneum-2020-0001
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© 2020 Irina Pele et al., published by Sciendo
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Parameters of the CPET with threshold values and their postoperative outcome
| Bechard et al. 1987 ( | <10 ml/kg/min | 29% mortality and 43% morbidity (10.7% morbidity if 10 < VO2 max < 20 ml/kg/min; no mortality/morbidity if VO2 >20 ml/kg/min) | |
| Brunelli et al. 2009 ( | <12 ml/kg/min | 13% mortality and 33% morbidity (no mortality, 3.5% morbidity if VO2 >20 ml/kg/min) | |
| Smith et al. 1984 ( | <15 ml/kg/min | 100% morbidity | |
| Byram et al. 2007 ( | 39% morbidity (no morbidity if VO2 ≥ 15 ml/kg/min) | ||
| Bolliger et al. 1995 ( | <60% | 85.5% probability of complications after resection involving more than one lobe | |
| <43% | 90% probability of serious complications | ||
| Larsen et al. 1997 ( | <50% | 60% sensitivity of mortality risk | |
| Guazzi et al. 2016 ( | <11 ml/kg/min | High risk of complications (proposed prognostic marker) | |
| Torchio et al. 2010 ( | ≥34 | 5.5% of patients predicted not to survive after surgery (98% of patients predicted to survive if VE/VCO2 <34) | |
| The only independent mortality predictor | |||
| Brunelli et al. 2012 ( | >35 | High risk of respiratory complications (22% vs. 7.6%) and mortality (7.2% vs. 0.6%); comparison with patients with VE/VO2 ≤35 | |
| Miyazaki et al. 2018 ( | >40 | 90-day mortality: 16% vs. 5% | |
| 2-year mortality: no difference (comparison with patients with VE/VCO2 ≤40) |