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Table 2 Mean arterial pressure and heart rate

From: Survival time in severe hemorrhagic shock after perioperative hemodilution is longer with PEG-conjugated human serum albumin than with HES 130/0.4: a microvascular perspective

 

PEG-albumin

HES

 

MAP

HR

MAP

HR

HD

96.6 ± 5.6

482.4 ± 28.8

100.0 ± 8.3

493.8 ± 20.9

H0

56.8 ± 7.2*†b

396.8 ± 65.0*†

43.0 ± 10.7*†

305.3 ± 83.5*†

H30

43.0 ± 7.6*†b

342.8 ± 54.0*†

33.3 ± 6.7*†

376.8 ± 98.8*†

H60

42.6 ± 10.3*†

367.2 ± 34.6*†

-

-

S30

46.0 ± 10.2*†

338.2 ± 18.5*†

-

-

S60

46.0 ± 11.9*†

325.8 ± 21.0*†

-

-

  1. Shown are the changes in MAP and HR between the two study groups at different time points. Baseline: MAP (mmHg) = 107.4 ± 8.2, HR (beats/minute) = 466.3 ± 24.2. Within the same treatment group: *versus baseline; †versus hemodilution. Among treatments: PEG-albumin versus bHES. HD, hemodilution; H0, beginning of hemorrhage; H30, midpoint in the hemorrhage period when most of the 60% volume has been withdrawn; H60, end of the hemorrhage period; HES, hydroxyethyl starch; HR, heart rate; MAP, mean arterial pressure; PEG-albumin, polyethylene glycol-conjugated human serum albumin; S30, 30 minutes after beginning of shock; S60, end of the experiment.