2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0041-1345(00)01689-4
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Intraoperative fluid requirements during porcine liver transplantation

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“…The graft would suffer from significant microvascular impairment with sinusoidal injury during LT. Somatostatin infusion improved hepatic microvascular function and preserved the hepatic function in the rat model of small‐for‐size grafts [34] or hepatic ischemic reperfusion [35]. Furthermore, a better new liver function maybe also be induced by limitation of fluid infusion, less blood loss, and less transfusion, which corresponds to less graft swelling in the LCVP group [36]. There were no statistically significant differences between the two groups with respect to PT values; this may be because the FFP or and prothrombin complex was administered to correct the PT value in order to decrease blood loss perioperatively.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The graft would suffer from significant microvascular impairment with sinusoidal injury during LT. Somatostatin infusion improved hepatic microvascular function and preserved the hepatic function in the rat model of small‐for‐size grafts [34] or hepatic ischemic reperfusion [35]. Furthermore, a better new liver function maybe also be induced by limitation of fluid infusion, less blood loss, and less transfusion, which corresponds to less graft swelling in the LCVP group [36]. There were no statistically significant differences between the two groups with respect to PT values; this may be because the FFP or and prothrombin complex was administered to correct the PT value in order to decrease blood loss perioperatively.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Na técnica menos liberal observaram-se valores plasmáticos maiores de uréia e creatinina. Entretanto, os porcos submetidos a conduta menos liberal apresentaram em 24h sobrevida de 90%, maior que o grupo liberal, de 33%, que teve como causa da morte o edema pulmonar (Nakata et al, 2000). et al (2004), quando esses autores concluem que a diminuição da PVC não deve ser meta do anestesiologista no TOF, pois pode determinar aumento nos valores de creatinina plasmática e na necessidade de diálise.…”
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