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Supranormal Trauma Resuscitation Causes More Cases of Abdominal Compartment Syndrome

Archives of Surgery · 2003 · Vol. 138(6) · pp. 637–637

Abstract

Supranormal resuscitation, compared with normal resuscitation, was associated with more lactated Ringer infusion, decreased intestinal perfusion (higher GAPCO2), and an increased incidence of IAH, ACS, multiple organ failure, and death.

Abdominal Surgery and Complications Hemodynamic Monitoring and Therapy Abdominal Trauma and InjuriesMedicineResuscitationAnesthesiaAbdominal compartment syndromeShock (circulatory)Packed red blood cellsInjury Severity ScoreMultiple organ dysfunction syndromeSurgerySepsis

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AbdomenAbdominal InjuriesCrystalloid SolutionsAdultCompartment SyndromesCritical CareFemaleFluid TherapyHumansIsotonic SolutionsMaleMultiple Organ FailurePlasma SubstitutesRetrospective StudiesRehydration Solutions

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