Secondary endpoint of agreement and explorative analysis of confounders under real-life conditions during the ICU stay

T. Kaussen; M. Gutting; F. Lasch; D. Boethig; A. von Gise; J. Dingemann; H. Koeditz; T. Jack; M. Sasse; P. Beerbaum; M. Boehne

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Secondary endpoint of agreement and explorative analysis of confounders under real-life conditions during the ICU stay

TK T. Kaussen

MG M. Gutting

FL F. Lasch

DB D. Boethig

AG A. von Gise

JD J. Dingemann

HK H. Koeditz

TJ T. Jack

MS M. Sasse

PB P. Beerbaum

MB M. Boehne

This method is extracted from research article: Intensive Care Med Exp, May 2021

Continuous intra-gastral monitoring of intra-abdominal pressure in critically ill children: a validation study

DOI: 10.1186/s40635-021-00386-8

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Following these primary comparison, all patients underwent longitudinal IAP measurements that were recorded simultaneously once per hour during daytime, for both evaluation of agreement and for explorative analyses investigating the potential impact of prognostic variables. Data were collected until either discharge from PICU, removal of IVP or ACM-IGP catheter, whichever came first. For these repeated measurements, taken during the patient’s recovery under reduced sedation, measurements were included in the analysis as long as there was no agitation and/or mass movement during recording. Additionally, measurements taken during ward rounds, dressing changes, rehabilitative therapies and other examinations or interventions were excluded.

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