[Effects of ulinastatin combined with glutamine on early hemodynamics in patients with severe burns].
Y Li, P Wang, C J Li, P Zhang, F Zhang, Qian Cui, Yong Sun
Abstract
Y Li, P Wang, C J Li, P Zhang, F Zhang, Qian Cui, Yong Sun
Abstract
Ulinastatin combined with glutamine can increase the cardiac index, SVI, GEDI, and SVRI and reduce the EVLWI and PVPI in treating patients with severe burns, thereby increasing early cardiac output after injury, promoting tissue and organ perfusion, and reducing pulmonary edema, resulting in significant improvement in early hemodynamics of patients with severe burns.
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Ulinastatin combined with glutamine can increase the cardiac index, SVI, GEDI, and SVRI and reduce the EVLWI and PVPI in treating patients with severe burns, thereby increasing early cardiac output after injury, promoting tissue and organ perfusion, and reducing pulmonary edema, resulting in significant improvement in early hemodynamics of patients with severe burns.
Key concepts: Ulinastatin, Medicine, Glutamine, Cardiac index, Anesthesia, Vascular resistance, Surgery, Internal medicine