[PDF] Top 20 Does pulse pressure variation predict fluid responsiveness in critically ill patients? A systematic review and meta analysis

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... Introduction: Critically ill patients with diabetes are at increased risk for the development of complications, but the impact of diabetes on mortality is ...a systematic review and ... See full document

... adult patients who were ex- pected to be ventilated and to require EN for more than 72 h were randomized to the intervention feed (enriched with GLN and with antioxidants including selenium and fish oils) or ... See full document

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... first systematic review on the relationship be- tween arterial hyperoxia and mortality in critically ill pa- tients that gathers together data from a large number of subjects within several ... See full document

... The primary outcome measures are AKI and in-hospital mortality at the longest follow-up provided by the study for either outcome measures. Patient who developed stage 2 or higher based on KDIGO (Kidney Disease Improving ... See full document

... some patients with undiagnosed diabetes may not have been recognised at baseline and could have been misclassified as incident diabetes ...These patients would have been more likely categorised in the ... See full document

... (participants more than 100), date of trial publication (after Surviving Sepsis Campaign [SSC] Guidelines), different diseases (sepsis, trauma, and hypovolemia), and age (mean age, $65 years). Results of sensitivity ... See full document

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... protocol-driven systematic review and meta-analysis follows the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) and Meta-analysis Of ... See full document

... our meta-analysis is based on the fact that we used several methods to reduce bias (compre- hensive literature search, duplicate data abstraction, comprehensive search strategy using specific criteria, and ... See full document

... intrathoracic pressure induced by mechanical ventilation may induce some variations in the venae cavae in close proximity to the heart when the central blood volume is ...The variation of the inferior vena ... See full document

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... critical patients and not all pa- tients respond to fluid challenge, so we need accurate and rapid hemodynamic tech- niques to help the clinicians to guide fluid ...to predict fluid ... See full document

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... Importantly, the use of these sedative agents is not with- out adverse effects. Propofol is known to cause hypotension in a significant number of patients [9]. Propofol infusion syndrome, although a rare ... See full document

... exceed 20 mL/kg within the first 24 h, and the use of crys- talloids should be limited to 2 L during the operation and below 3 L within the first 24 h. The use of colloids should be kept lower in adults and only be ... See full document