It was found that the mean value of SctO2 in the intervention group was significantly higher than the control group 66% vs. 61%, P = 0.002, and the area under the curve below 75% of baseline in the intervention group was significantly less than the control group 0.4 min% vs. 80 min%, P = 0.017, suggesting that cerebral oximetry helps to reduce the potential exposure of the brain to hypoxia.
61%, p = 0,002, y el área bajo la curva por debajo del 75% del valor basal en el grupo de la intervención fue significativamente menor que en el grupo de control 0,4 min% vs. 80 min%, p = 0,017, lo cual sugiere que la oximetría cerebral ayuda a reducir la posible exposición a la hipoxia cerebral.