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The Effect Of Different Level Of Low Center Venous Pressure On Blood Loss In Hepatolobectomy

Posted on:2010-03-01Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:G Y ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2144360275966449Subject:Anesthesia
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Objective:To investigate the effect of different level of low central venous pressure on the volume of blood loss,searching the optimal security value of low central venous pressure in hepatolobectomy.Methods:100 patients undergoing selective hepatolobectomy under general anesthesia,ASA classificationⅠ~Ⅱ,were randomly divided into five group:groupⅠ,CVP=1mmHg(n=20);groupⅡ,CVP=2mmHg(n=20);groupⅢ, CVP=3mmHg(n=20);groupⅣ,CVP=4mmHg(n=20);groupⅤ,CVP=5mmHg (n=20).CVP was maintained at every group needed level by restricting transfusion and using diuretic and vasoactive drugs(eg,nitroglycerin,NTG) and so on,in maintenance of systolic blood pressure(SBP)≥90mmHg or mean arterial pressure(MAP)≥60mmHg during liver parenchyma resection.Blood pressure and heart rate were recorded in the preoperative,during liver parenchyma resection and postoperative.Blood loss before resection,during liver parenchyma resection and after resection were recorded respectively.The liver parenchyma transection area,the red blood cell(RBC) and plasma infusion, the transfusion before completing liver parenchyma transection were recorded. Blood loss per transection area were calculated(blood loss per transection area= blood loss during liver parenchyma resection/the liver parenchyma transection area).Results:1)There were no significant differences in five group on patient's sexes,age,weight,the urine,the site of resection,with or without cirrhosis, hepatic inflow blocking way,the tool of resection,hepatic inflow blocking time and the time of liver parenchyma resection(P>0.05).2)The MAP before resection and after resection,and the HR before resection,during liver parenchyma resection and after resection were no significant differences in five group(P>0.05);The MAP during liver parenchyma resection of groupⅠ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ,Ⅳand groupⅤwere(77±7)mmHg,(75±9)mmHg,(80±9)mmHg,(82±8) mmHg,(83±13)mmHg(groupⅠvs groupⅤ,groupⅡvs groupⅣand groupⅤ, respectively,P<0.05).3)There were no significant differences in five group on blood loss before and after resection,the liver parenchyma transection area(P>0.05);The blood loss during liver parenchyma resection of groupⅠ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ,Ⅳand groupⅤwere 300(30~1600)ml,240(20~750)ml,400(100~1300)ml,500 (110~1350)ml,800(150~3250)ml(groupⅠ,Ⅱand groupⅢvs groupⅤ, groupⅡvs groupⅣ,respectively,P<0.05);The blood loss per trans-ection area of groupⅠ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ,Ⅳand groupⅤwas 5.2(1.11~13.59)ml/cm2,4.0(0.54~15.71)ml/cm2,5.7(1.22~11.71)ml/cm2,6.9(2.87~18.10)ml/cm2,12.6(2.78~29.82)ml/cm2(groupⅠ,Ⅱand groupⅢvs groupⅤ,groupⅡvs groupⅣ,respectively,P<0.05).4)There were significant differences in five group on the red blood cell(RBC) and plasma infusion,the transfusion before completing liver parenchyma transection,the ratio of non-blood infusion(%)and the ratio of impact therapy(%)(P<0.05);The RBC and plasma infusion in groupⅤwere significantly more than groupⅠ,Ⅱ,Ⅲ,Ⅳ(P<0.05);The ratio of non-blood infusion in groupⅤ(50%) were significantly lower than groupⅠ(81.3%),Ⅱ (100%),Ⅲ(75%),Ⅳ(75%)(P<0.05);The transfusion before completing liver parenchyma transection in groupⅤ(1448±530)ml were significantly more than groupⅠ(758263)ml,Ⅱ(633±226)ml,Ⅲ(620±209)ml,Ⅳ(621±214)ml,and groupⅠ(758±263)ml were more than groupⅢ(620±209)ml,Ⅳ(621±214)ml(P<0.05);The ratio of impact therapy in groupⅠ(60%),Ⅱ(63.6%) were significantly higher than groupⅢ(11.1%),Ⅳ(11.1%),Ⅴ(0%)(P<0.05). 5)There were no significant differences in five group on Hb and Hct before and after operation(P>0.05);The postoperative Hb and Hct were significantly less than the preoperative(P<0.05).Conclusion:Our study suggests the controlled low central venous pressure may decrease the blood loss in hepatolobectomy and has no significant adverse effects on haemodynamics.The optimal security value of CVP in hepatolobectomyis 3mmHg.
Keywords/Search Tags:central venous pressure, hepatolobectomy, blood loss, blood transfusion, haemodynamics
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