Key result
Dopamine-induced hypertension, mannitol, and intravascular fluids led to remarkable clinical improvement in four patients with severe aneurysmal hemiplegia.
Why the study?
Does treatment with dopamine, mannitol, and intravascular fluids improve clinical outcomes in patients with severe hemiplegia?
Does treatment with dopamine, mannitol, and intravascular fluids improve clinical outcomes in patients with severe hemiplegia?
Treatment with dopamine-induced hypertension, mannitol, and intravascular fluids may improve clinical outcomes in patients with severe hemiplegia without hematomas.
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May offer rescue option in refractory aneurysmal hemiplegia; leaves open need for controlled trials.
Brown et al. (1978) studied this question. Dopamine-induced hypertension, mannitol, and intravascular fluids led to remarkable clinical improvement in four patients with severe aneurysmal hemiplegia.
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