SHOCK - Complications of Shock and Reanimation
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https://doi.org/10.5644/Radovi.385Keywords:
shock, pathophysiology, reanimation, complications, monitoringAbstract
Development of complications is possible in patients that survive severe shock of any origin as a consequence of pathophysiological events in shock syndrome by itself as well as techniques of aggressive reanimation required in current situation.
Complications are manifested as failure in functioning of organ and organic systems and its sequels. Although every organ may be damaged, the highest attention is focused on brain, heart, lung and kidney protection. The severest complication of hypovolemic shock is brain damage but most common one is renal function impairment Non-invasive, even more precise standard replaces former standard of invasive monitoring in shock parameters estimation.
Indirect sign of GIT mucosa, sublingual capnography is in trend as well as impedance monitoring based on measurement of electrical resistance changes in chest. Resistance is proportional to aortic pulse wave strength related to systole and diastole.
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