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Complications still occur despite advances in CPB, making the prediction and anticipation of these undesirable postoperative outcomes of great importance.
Does delta perfusion rate predict adverse postoperative outcomes in adult patients undergoing CPB-guided isolated CABG surgery?
Does delta perfusion rate predict adverse postoperative outcomes in adult patients undergoing CPB-guided isolated CABG surgery?
Delta perfusion rate and other perfusion indices may serve as reliable predictors for adverse postoperative outcomes in patients undergoing CPB-guided CABG surgery.
May support perfusion index for risk stratification after CABG; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before adoption.
INTRODUCTION: Despite the advances in CPB, various complications may occur. Prediction and anticipation of these undesirable outcomes is of great importance. For this reason, various markers have been tried to be determined. OBJECTIVE: ratio, and other perfusion markers are good indices for predicting adverse postoperative outcomes in patients undergoing cardiac surgery with CPB. METHODS: This study retrospectively included data from 169 adult patients aged 20 to 85 years who underwent consecutive CPB-guided isolated CABG surgery after applying exclusion criteria. Perfusion indices were compared between patients with and without adverse outcomes after CPB. RESULTS: value was 2.6 (62.6% sensitivity, 73.3% specificity). CONCLUSIONS: deficit after ACC and after CPB and adverse outcomes after CPB. Therefore, we think that these are reliable perfusion indices in CPB-guided cardiac surgery.
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