highly significantp < 0.0001
The day of delivery was a highly significant covariate for PORCH ( p < 0.0001), not SOFA ( p = 0.09).
The day of delivery was a highly significant covariate for PORCH ( p < 0.0001), not SOFA ( p = 0.09).
RVD measurements showed a trend to a higher RVD in the middorsal part in every patient when VCV was applied [median(IQR) + 0.95% (+ 0.84; + 1.04), p = 0.0625].
Postoperative fluid volumes demonstrated a trend for reduced fluid volume in the ‘CVC Inserted’ group, however this did not reach statistical significance for either total crystalloid (460 ml vs. 980 ml; p value = 0.0633, 95% CI 0–940 ml) or weight and time adjusted fluid volume (0.012 ml/kg/min vs. 0.015 ml/kg/min; p value = 0.0880, 95% CI − 0.001 to 0.015 ml/kg/min).
Analysis of the TEEs revealed that most cases had pre-existing or concomitant conditions likely to be significant risk factors for thrombosis.