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Does nitroglycerin infusion alter central haemodynamics and ventilation-perfusion distribution in patients early after coronary bypass surgery?
Does nitroglycerin infusion alter central haemodynamics and ventilation-perfusion distribution in patients early after coronary bypass surgery?
Nitroglycerin infusion early after coronary bypass surgery effectively reduces cardiac filling pressures but worsens arterial oxygenation by increasing venous admixture.
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May warrant oxygenation caution with nitroglycerin post-CABG; leaves open effects in larger cohorts.
Lindskog et al. (1982) studied this question.
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