What is "normal" intraoperative blood pressure and do deviations from it really affect postoperative outcome?
David Li
Christian Bohringer
Hong Liu
摘要：Introduction
In our clinical practice,we are accustomed to dealing with perioperative hemodynamic and blood pressure changes on a daily basis.Intraoperative blood pressure variations outside of the accepted "normal" physiologic ranges are in fact very common.A recent publication analyzing intraoperative blood pressure data from electronic medical records found hypotension [systolic blood pressure (SBP) ＜ 80 mmHg for ＞ 5 minutes] in 26％ and hypertension (SBP ＞ 160 mmHg for＞5 minutes) in 20％ of 16,913 anesthetic cases[1].When we reflect upon our daily practice and look at these numbers,the following two questions arise.What is considered the "normal physiologic range" of intraoperative blood pressure and how much does intraoperative hypotension (IOH) really affect postoperative outcome?
机标关键词：blood pressureclinical practicemedical records
分类号：R612(外科手术学)
论文发表日期：2017-01-01
在线出版日期：2025-08-15（本平台首次上网日期，不代表文献的发表时间）
页数：3( 79-81 )