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Table 2 Characteristics of the intervention:

From: Effect of different components of triple-H therapy on cerebral perfusion in patients with aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage: a systematic review

Reference

Triple-H components

Composition

Complications

 

type

Prophylactic/Therapeutic

Intervention group

Control group

Intracranial

Int/

no Int

Systemic

Int/

no Int

Ekelund, 2002 [18]

isovolemic hemodilution or hypervolemic hemodilution

Therapeutic

-Isovolemic: Venasection with simultaneous infusion of 70% dextran and 4% albumin in equal volumes

-Hypervolemic (after isovolemic): Autotransfusion and infusion of 70% dextran and 4% albumin

-

unknown

unknown

Mori, 1995 [14]

hypervolemic hemodilution

Therapeutic

500 ml human albumin solution, 500 ml low molecular dextran per day

900 ml 10% glycerol per day

0%/unknown

4%/unknown

Yamakami, 1987 [21]

hypervolemia

Prophylactic

500 ml 5% albumin in 30 minutes

-

unknown

unknown

Lennihan, 2000 [13]

hypervolemia

Prophylactic

250 ml 5% albumin in two hours

80 ml 5% dextrose and 0.9% saline in one hour

15%/17%

7%/5%

Tseng, 2003 [23]

hypervolemia

Therapeutic

2 ml/kg 23.5% saline in 20 minutes

-

unknown

unknown

Jost, 2005 [22]

hypervolemia

Therapeutic

15 ml/kg 0.9% saline in one hour

-

unknown

unknown

Muizelaar, 1986 [25]

hypertension

Therapeutic

-Phenylephrine (mean MAP increase of 33 mmHg)

-hypervolemia with Ht around 32%

-

0%

0%

Touho, 1992 [20]

hypertension

Both

Continuous infusion of dopamine 7 to 15 μg/kg/min (mean MAP increase of 22 mmHg)

-

unknown

unknown

Darby, 1994 [24]

hypertension

Therapeutic

dopamine 6.4 to 20 μg/kg/min (mean MAP increase of 21 mmHg)

-

unknown

unknown

Origitano, 1990 [15]

Triple-H

Prophylactic

-Venasection to Ht of 30 in increments of 150 to 250 ml every eight hours within 12 to 24 hours

-infusion of 250 to 500 ml 5% albumin every six hours

-dopamine or labetolol (mean MAP increase not written)

-

0%

9%

Muench, 2007 [19]

Triple-H or hypertension or hypervolemic hemodilution

Prophylactic

-norepinephrine to raise MAP above 130 mmHg (mean MAP increase not written)

-1,000 ml hydroxyethyl-starch and 1,000 to 3,000 ml crystalloids

-

unknown

unknown

  1. Ht, hematocrit; Int, Intervention