SEQUENTIAL CARDIORESPIRATORY PATTERNS OF ANESTHETIC INDUCTION WITH KETAMINE IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
SEQUENTIAL CARDIORESPIRATORY PATTERNS OF ANESTHETIC INDUCTION WITH KETAMINE IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS
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DOI:
10.1097/00003246-198309000-00012
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发表时间:
1983-01-01
影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
SHOEMAKER, WC
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作者:
LIPPMANN, M;APPEL, PL;SHOEMAKER, WC
Hemodynamic and O 2 transport effects of ketamine anesthesia were evaluated in 22 critically ill patients. After placement of radial and pulmonary artery catheters, simultaneous measurements were made of cardiac output, intravascular pressures, arterial and mixed venous gases, saturations, pH, and Hct; cardiorespiratory values then were calculated for a preinduction control period and sequentially at frequent intervals over a 15-min observation period. In general, there was an early progressive increase in HR, cardiac index (CI), arterial and venous pressures, stroke work, and O 2 delivery (Do 2); O 2 consumption (Vo 2) and O 2 extraction (O 2 Ext) decreased. In general, ketamine produced an inotropic cardiac response, but these responses were not uniform; a relatively small percentage had reduced pressures, flow, and reduced myocardial performance that were related to hypovolemia and associated medical conditions.