FIGURE LEGEND:
Figure 1: Kaplan Meyer demonstration of survival for patients who were
able to be weaned from ECMO and discharged from the hospital.
Figure 2: Table comparing demographics and perioperative details for
patients who were able to be weaned from ECMO support, versus those who
expired on ECMO.
Figure 3: Table comparing demographics and perioperative details for
patients who were discharged successfully from the hospital, versus
those who expired during their index hospitalization.
Figure 4: Table comparing demographics and perioperative details for
patients who were discharged from the hospital and still alive at 30
days postop, versus non-survivors.
Figure 5: Table comparing demographics and perioperative details for
patients who underwent operation with “frozen mediastinum” (either
prior chest radiation or reoperation status) versus those with virgin
chest.
Figure 6: Table comparing demographics and perioperative details for
patients who were cannulated for ECMO during their index operation,
versus those who were not immediately cannulated (median time to
cannulation 18 hours postoperatively).
Figure 7: Table comparing demographics and perioperative details between
VA or VV Postcardiotomy ECMO patients. VV patients included RVAD support
with inline oxygenator.
Figure 8: Comparison of other medically and surgically treated disease
to survival for Postcardiotomy ECMO patients.