The relationship between end-tidal CO2, mean arterial blood pressure and neuroendocrine response in canine haemorrhagic shock
2006
Seliskar, A., Veterinary Faculty, Ljubljana (Slovenia) | Nemec, A., Veterinary Faculty, Ljubljana (Slovenia) | Butinar, J., Veterinary Faculty, Ljubljana (Slovenia)
The results of the study proved a good correlation and clinical relevance of ETCO2 and MAP (mean arterial blood pressure) during development of haemorrhagic shock while the difference between ETCO2 and MAP increased during resuscitation, suggesting the influence of sympathetic response, confirmed by increased levels of adrenaline. According to a proven positive correlation between ETCO2 and cardiatic output during haemorrhagic shock, the results suggest that ETCO2 may be used as a better indicator of haemodynamic events when compared to MAP during a resuscitation period in heamorrhagic shock.
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