Key result
Anesthetics induce relative hypovolemia primarily through venodilation and decreased venous return.
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Review
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Requires cautious hemodynamic monitoring under anesthesia; leaves open optimal vasopressor and volume strategies for prospective validation.
This perspective highlights the underrecognized role of anesthesia-induced venodilation in causing relative hypovolemia and discusses challenges in its monitoring and treatment.
Noel-Morgan et al. (2018) conducted a review in Anesthesia-associated relative hypovolemia. Anesthetic drugs was evaluated. Anesthetic drugs induce relative hypovolemia primarily through venodilation, leading to decreased venous return and posing significant clinical monitoring and treatment challenges.
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