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Shock is a common manifestation of many forms of critical illness. Although a patient with hypotension can have shock, shock is not necessarily defined by hypotension. That is, a patient can have a “normal” blood pressure and have shock concurrently.
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Shock is a common manifestation of many forms of critical illness. Although a patient with hypotension can have shock, shock is not necessarily defined by hypotension. That is, a patient can have a “normal” blood pressure and have shock concurrently.
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Treatment of Circulatory Shock
JAMA, 1975Reduction of effective blood flow represents the primary disturbance accounting for circulatory shock. Four categories of circulatory shock are identified: cardiogenic, hypovolemic, distributive, and obstructive. The pharmacology and clinical implications for treatment of shock with vasoactive drugs are reviewed in this context. Except for epinephrine,
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Shock and Circulatory Homeostasis.
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1959The transactions of the fifth and final conference on shock and circulatory homeostasis, sponsored by the Josiah Macy Jr., Foundation, brings to the reader the deliberations of a distinguished group of investigators from a variety of professional disciplines, all of them having strong interest in this field, reflected in their substantial contributions
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Milrinone as Compared with Dobutamine in the Treatment of Cardiogenic Shock
New England Journal of Medicine, 2021Pietro Di Santo +2 more
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Endorphins in circulatory shock
Critical Care Medicine, 1988L, Napolitano, B, Chernow
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