Effects of Increased Intra-abdominal Pressure upon Intracranial and Cerebral Perfusion Pressure before and after Volume Expansion
Published 1 June 1996
Geoffrey L. Bloomfield, Philip C. Ridings, Charles R. Blocher, Anthony Marmarou, Harvey J. Sugerman
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Elevated IAP increases ICP and decreases CPP and cardiac index; whereas cardiac index and CPP decreased significantly and volume expansion further increases I CP yet improves CPP via its greater positive effect upon mean arterial pressure.
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Elevated IAP increases ICP and decreases CPP and cardiac index. Volume expansion further increases ICP yet improves CPP via its greater positive effect upon mean arterial pressure (*p < 0.05, analysis of variance. All measurements are mean +/- SEM in mm Hg).
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