Effets hémodynamiques de la dobutamine dans le choc septique hyperkinétique traité par noradrénaline

Insufficient evidence exists to support goal-directed therapy with vasopressors and inotropes in the treatment of sepsis syndrome. No definitive recommendations can be made about the superiority of a vasopressor or inotropic agent due to the lack of data. However, it may be that evaluation of vasopressors earlier in sepsis syndrome will yield more promising results. Large, comparative, controlled trials assessing mortality rate and development of multiple organ system dysfunction are needed.

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Dobutamine improves the adequacy of gastric mucosal perfusion in epinephrine-treated septic shock

Lévy

Bollaert

Lucchelli

et al. 1997

Critical Care Medicine

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Effets hémodynamiques de la dobutamine dans le choc septique hyperkinétique traité par noradrénaline

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