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Fig. 3 | Critical Care

Fig. 3

From: Brain tissue oxygen monitoring in traumatic brain injury—part II: isolated and combined insults in relation to outcome

Fig. 3

A-H. PbtO2 in combination with ICP, PRx, CPP, and ∆CPPopt—relation to clinical outcome. In (A), the percentage of monitoring time for the concurrent combination of pbtO2 and ICP was calculated and correlated with GOS. The jet colour range denotes the value of the correlation coefficients, where blue colour indicates association with favourable and red colour indicates association with unfavourable outcome. Areas with limited data were given white colour. In (B), the density plot illustrates the data frequency of certain pbtO2 and ICP combinations. The jet colour scale denotes the frequency, where blue colour indicates that a certain pbtO2/ICP combination was common, whereas red colour indicates that a certain pbtO2/ICP combination was rare. Similar analyses were done for pbtO2 and PRx in relation to GOS (C, D), pbtO2 and CPP in relation to GOS (E, F), and pbtO2 and ∆CPPopt in relation to GOS (G, H). CPP = Cerebral perfusion pressure. CPPopt = Optimal CPP. GOS = Glasgow Outcome Scale. ICP = Intracranial pressure. PbtO2 = Partial brain tissue oxygenation. PRx = Pressure reactivity index. ∆CPPopt = Actual CPP-CPPopt

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