Table 1 |
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Comparison of StO2 levels at presentation and after resuscitation maneuvers. |
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| Injury |
Initial StO2 |
Resuscitation Maneuver |
Post resuscitation StO2 |
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| Bilateral lower extremity IED |
60 |
2 LR, 2 PRBCs |
78 |
| IED blast, right leg, left flank |
51 |
2 LR, 1 PRBCs |
71 |
| GSW left thigh |
54 |
1 LR |
88 |
| Abdominal compartment syndrome |
62 |
Open abdomen |
91 |
| Bilateral lower extremity IED |
51 |
1 LR |
76 |
| GSW abdomen |
50 |
1 LR |
82 |
| GSW right arm |
55 |
0.5 LR (9 y/o) |
76 |
| Blast injury |
1 |
CPR |
1 |
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Eight patients with StO2 levels measured at presentation and after initial resuscitation. LR: lactated ringers (expressed in liters); PRBCs: packed red blood cells (expressed in units); IED: improvised explosive device; GSW: gunshot wound; CPR: cardiopulmonary resuscitation. |
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Beilman and Blondet World Journal of Emergency Surgery 2009 4:25 doi:10.1186/1749-7922-4-25 |
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