Predicting arterial oxygen tension following inspired oxygen adjustment

H. Al-Otaibi, W. Batobara, J. Hardman (United Kingdom; Makkah, Saudi Arabia)

Source: Annual Congress 2010 - Acute respiratory failure
Session: Acute respiratory failure
Session type: Thematic Poster Session
Number: 2298
Disease area: Respiratory critical care

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Abstract

Introduction: We compared accuracy of predicting PaO2 following FIO2 adjustment using an established method (newPaO2=newPAO2×oldPaO2/oldPAO2; PAO2=calculated alveolar partial pressure of oxygen) and our newly developed formula
Method: 106 datasets were collected from 64 randomly-selected, mechanically ventilated patients. Each dataset consisted of two subsets (before, and 20 min. after, FIO2 adjustment). Each set consisted of ventilator settings and arterial blood gases. The resulting PaO2 was predicted using a newly derived formula: newPaO2=newFIO2×oldPaO2 /oldFIO2×k (k=1-(oldFIO2-newFIO2)/2) and the arterial/alveolar formula (see above), where PAO2=[(Pb-SVPH2O)×FIO2]×(1.25×PaCO2); Pb=atmospheric pressure (101.3 kPa), SVPH2O=saturated vapour pressure of water (6.3 kPa), PaCO2 (kPa)=partial pressure of carbon dioxide prior to FIO2 adjustment
Results: FIO2 decreased, on average (±SD), from 0.6 (0.21) to 0.5 (0.16), PaO2 decreased from 22.9 (14.3) to 17.5 (7.9) kPa. 95% limits of agreement (LA95%) between measured and predicted PaO2 show a bias (±LA95%) of 0.08 (1.95) kPa for the new formula and -0.67 (3.2) kPa for the arterial/alveolar formula. Predicted vs. measured changes in PaO2 are shown in the figure

Conclusion: It seems that arterial/alveolar formula shows worsening inaccuracy in predicting PaO2 when the magnitude of change of FIO2 is large. Our new formula improves upon this and is sufficiently accurate to be used in the clinical setting


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H. Al-Otaibi, W. Batobara, J. Hardman (United Kingdom; Makkah, Saudi Arabia). Predicting arterial oxygen tension following inspired oxygen adjustment. Eur Respir J 2010; 36: Suppl. 54, 2298

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