such as arterial or venous lactate concentrations and its changes over time (lactate
clearance), peripheral perfusion (skin mottling, capillary refill time), central/mixed
venous oxygen saturation and urine output are more relevant resuscitation
endpoints. Depending on the clinical situation, fluids, blood, vasodilators, inotropes
and/or vasopressors are used to restore tissue perfusion. Resuscitation endpoints
must be adjusted in patients with traumatic brain injury where arterial blood
pressure is relevant to avoid cerebral hypoperfusion and secondary brain injury.
such as arterial or venous lactate concentrations and its changes over time (lactate clearance), peripheral perfusion (skin mottling, capillary refill time), central/mixed venous oxygen saturation and urine output are more relevant resuscitation endpoints. Depending on the clinical situation, fluids, blood, vasodilators, inotropes and/or vasopressors are used to restore tissue perfusion. Resuscitation endpoints must be adjusted in patients with traumatic brain injury where arterial blood pressure is relevant to avoid cerebral hypoperfusion and secondary brain injury.
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