Cardiac index increased from baseline, reaching a maximal value after the SVRI had dropped, resulting in a hyperdynamic circulation.
Furthermore, USP scores significantly increased from baseline to t2 in the acceptance, but not in the suppression condition.
IL-6 levels increased from baseline to 24 hours postoperatively (P < 0.0001, Figure 1A) but were then unchanged between 24 and 48 hours (P = 0.06, Figure 1B).
Patients' baseline characteristics are shown in table 1. ANGPTL2 increased from baseline until POD1 and remained elevated on POD3 (table 2).
Total ω-3 FA intakes for both interventions increased from baseline to midpoint (P <.001) and from baseline to end (P <.014).
Urinary N-acetyl-β-glucosamidase concentrations were similar between the groups during the study but were increased from baseline on days 2 and 4 and 3 weeks postoperatively.
The IgG cutpoint values increased from baseline to weeks 3 4 and declined afterward (Table 1).
CRP concentration increased from baseline (1.95±1.38), during 5 minutes reperfusion (3.04±2.17) and 15 minutes reperfusion (4.45±2.45).
Results demonstrate that neutrophil CD11b expression increased from baseline (29.11±5.61), during 5 minutes (30.71±6.54) and 15 minutes (33.95±6.44) reperfusion, whilst monocyte CD11b expression increased from baseline (41.61±4.61), during 5 minutes (45.46±6.23) and 15 minutes (47.97±6.60) reperfusion.
NAG increased from baseline with all treatments.
Mean IPSS scores were not increased from baseline.
