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A patient with chronic renal failure and diabetic autonomic neuropathy developed severe refractory hypotension lasting 75 minutes after anesthesia induction, which was eventually corrected with fluid replacement and inotropes.
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Patients with diabetic autonomic neuropathy and chronic renal failure are at high risk for profound, refractory hypotension following anesthesia induction.
Refractory post-induction hypotension in long-standing CRF with DM; leaves open optimal perioperative strategies for prospective study.
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Kim et al. (2008) conducted a case report in Refractory hypotension after anesthesia induction (n=1). Anesthesia induction was evaluated. A patient with chronic renal failure and diabetic autonomic neuropathy developed severe refractory hypotension lasting 75 minutes after anesthesia induction, which was eventually corrected with fluid replacement and inotropes.
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