Restoring arterial pressure in hypotensive shock is a primary resuscitation goal, yet increases in cardiac output after fluid administration do not consistently produce meaningful increases in arterial pressure. This dissociation highlights the importance of understanding pressure-flow interactions during hemodynamic i...
J. I. Alvarado-Sánchez, Andrés Felipe Yepes-Velasco, M. I. Monge García et al.· Anesthesiology· 0 citations
Optimal blood pressure management during endovascular therapy (EVT) for acute ischemic stroke remains uncertain. Intraprocedural hypotension may compromise cerebral perfusion and worsen neurological outcomes, yet existing evidence is inconsistent, and no prior meta-analysis has synthesized observational data on int...
M. C. Niño, Darwin Cohen, Francisco Antonio Lopez Vidales et al.· Stroke: Vascular and Interve...· 0 citations
CLV systems improved haemodynamic control, primarily in perioperative settings, but heterogeneity and small samples limit confidence in effect size and generalisability, and larger trials are needed to determine whether improvements in these physiological surrogate endpoints translate into meaningful patient-centred ou...
J. I. Alvarado-Sánchez, D. Abril-Calderón, I. Sánchez-Quimbayo et al.· Journal of clinical monitori...· 2 citations
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