Splanchnic perfusion in intensive care patients.
Jukka Takala, SM Jakob
Abstract
Jukka Takala, SM Jakob
Abstract
Splanchnic vasoregulation is poorly understood. The tissue perfusion in the splanchnic region may be compromised in critically ill patients both because of the underlying disease and therapeutic interventions. Inadequate perfusion, dysoxia, and ischemia-reperfusion may trigger and modify an inflammatory response which may itself cause deterioration of the splanchnic perfusion.
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Splanchnic vasoregulation is poorly understood. The tissue perfusion in the splanchnic region may be compromised in critically ill patients both because of the underlying disease and therapeutic interventions. Inadequate perfusion, dysoxia, and ischemia-reperfusion may trigger and modify an inflammatory response which may itself cause deterioration of the splanchnic perfusion.
Key concepts: Splanchnic, Medicine, Perfusion, Splanchnic Circulation, Ischemia, Intensive care medicine, Intensive care, Cardiology