Key result
Deliberately increasing tissue oxygen delivery by increasing cardiac output reduces mortality if initiated early, prior to the onset of organ failure.
Why the study?
Does deliberately increasing tissue oxygen delivery by increasing cardiac output reduce mortality?
Population
Patients in clinical trials evaluating deliberate increase in tissue oxygen delivery
Design
Meta-analysis
Authors
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Early optimization of cardiac output may improve outcomes; extends evidence for timely goal-directed therapy over late intervention.
Meta-Analysis
Does deliberately increasing tissue oxygen delivery by increasing cardiac output reduce mortality?
Deliberately increasing tissue oxygen delivery by increasing cardiac output improves patient outcomes if initiated early, prior to the onset of organ failure.
Boyd et al. (1999) reported a meta-analysis. Deliberately increasing tissue oxygen delivery by increasing cardiac output was evaluated on Mortality. Deliberately increasing tissue oxygen delivery by increasing cardiac output reduces mortality if initiated early, prior to the onset of organ failure.
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