The phrase "amount infused" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, medicine, or any situation where a specific quantity of something has been introduced or added.
Example: "The total amount infused into the project was significantly higher than initially budgeted."
Alternatives: "total injected" or "quantity added".
Taking into account that the TCI target concentration during the 15-30 minfusionfusintervalrval was to be increased by 50% if stable anaesthesia was not observed in the 0-15 minfusionfusintervalrval, i.e. 7500 ng/mL, the maximum total amount infused in the first subject would be less than 6mg/kgg.
But at higher dosages, some patients experienced too much inflammation, resulting in seizures, cognitive disturbances and other adverse events, so the amount infused was reduced.
The average cumulative amount infused in one year is comparable to that received by patients who undergo chronic transfusion.
The amount infused was somewhat lower in non-responding than in responding events when GEF was low (<20%), (Table 2).
Similarly, Mariano et al. [ 7] described how increasing the dialyzate flow could increase citrate losses up to ∼60% of the amount infused.
Daily amounts infused were on average 354 and 258 g in early and late lactation, respectively.
%LR was calculated as total amount of LR infused / total amount of fluid infused.
Because circulating glucose is rapidly cleared from plasma [25], the amount of infused glucose reaching the central circulation of the mother and thus the contralateral fetuses should be significantly less than the amount reaching the fetuses on the side of the infusion.
Based on the assumption that a generous fluid administration could prevent hypotension and postoperative renal failure, frequently much greater amounts are infused perioperatively [20], although there is no evidence that the incidence of renal failure is decreased by a liberal infusion regimen during surgery [21].
In contrast to all of the abovementioned studies, the use of the plethysmographic variation index to guide fluid administration resulted in a significantly lower amount of total volume infused intraoperatively and in lower lactate levels [ 81].
Transfused blood products were registered every day as well as the total amount of heparin infused to each patient (including boluses and holding of the infusion).
