Key result
Goal-directed haemodynamic management using strict treatment protocols in single-centre settings reduces morbidity and hospital length of stay in high-risk surgical patients.
Why the study?
Does goal-directed haemodynamic management reduce peri- and postoperative mortality and morbidity in high-risk surgical patients?
Population
High-risk surgical patients
Design
Editorial
Authors
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The success of goal-directed haemodynamic management in high-risk surgery may depend heavily on strict treatment protocols and institutional familiarity, explaining the discrepancy between positive single-centre and negative multicentre trials.
Does goal-directed haemodynamic management reduce peri- and postoperative mortality and morbidity in high-risk surgical patients?
The success of goal-directed haemodynamic management in high-risk surgery may depend heavily on strict treatment protocols and institutional familiarity, explaining the discrepancy between positive single-centre and negative multicentre trials.
Jukka Takala (2005) conducted an editorial in High-risk surgery. Goal-directed haemodynamic management vs. Conventional management was evaluated. Goal-directed haemodynamic management using strict treatment protocols in single-centre settings reduces morbidity and hospital length of stay in high-risk surgical patients.
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