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Supra-physiological oxygen tensions also alter the microperfusion through a decreased capillary perfusion [11] and the systemic perfusion.

Iloprost infusion for 72 hr after open AAA repair was associated with improved systemic perfusion and decreased systemic ischemia.

Thus, as the index indirectly reflecting systemic perfusion pressure, we investigated the dose of vasopressors, which was not significantly associated with AKI in the present study.

To investigate the effects of umbilical cord milking at birth on cerebral perfusion and systemic perfusion in very low birth weight (VLBW) infants.

During normotensive hemodilution with HES, blood pressure was maintained, CO increased, and systemic perfusion was generally preserved, as indicated by the absence of lactic acidosis and sustained muscle PtO2.

During 15 episodes of reduced systemic perfusion, demonstrated by increase of serum lactic acid we were able to early detect hemodynamic derangement (avg 16 minutes) by identifying elevated (>6 mmHg) CO2 difference.

The general approach is based on four principles: (a) serial IAP monitoring, (b) medical management to reduce IAP, (c) goal-directed optimisation of systemic perfusion and organ function and (d) early surgical decompression for IAH/ACS refractory to these interventions.

In continuous-flow left ventricular assist device (LVAD) recipients, little is known about the relative pump- and left ventricle-generated blood flow (PBF and LVBF, respectively) contribution to peak systemic perfusion during incremental exercise and about how PBF/LVBF interplay and exercise capacity may be affected by pump speed increase.

When transient circulatory failure and global hypoperfusion occur during manipulation of the heart or anastomosis, we usually maintain systemic perfusion pressure by tilting the surgical table and administering intravenous fluids followed by the administration of noradrenaline as a first-choice vasopressor.

We performed an experimental study to measure the partial pressure of oxygen in tissue (PtO2) in the brain and skeletal muscle, and other parameters of systemic perfusion, under conditions of acute normotensive vs. hypotensive hemodilutional anemia to assess the combined impact of acute anemia and hypotension on tissue perfusion.

Nonetheless, as the result of poor systemic perfusion or delayed recovery from asphyxia, about 60% these cases were associated with adverse neurological outcome [2].