To study the value of hemodynamic parameters in comparison to lactate values and outcome of illness

Abstract

A prospective, non-intervention study was undertaken after ethical committee approval in the Department of Surgery, Index Medical College Hospital & Research Centre, Indore. Persistent higher LACTATE levels in non-survivors in major trauma and sepsis after 48 hours. And gradually decrease level in survivor. Thus, rising serum lactate levels suggest early prediction of shock and mortality. (p values less than 0.01). Rising serum lactate levels predict mortality in trauma and sepsis irrespective of age of patients. Because results are statistically insignificant (p > 0.01). Organ dysfunction suggest higher mortality in trauma and sepsis patients. Statistically significant (p