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Table 5 Fluid therapy management and monitoring strategy

From: Observational study on fluid therapy management in surgical adult patients

 

ALL

Low-intermediate risk surgery & low risk patient

Low-intermediate risk surgery & high risk patient

High-very high risk surgery & low risk patient

High-very high risk surgery & high risk patient

N

 

N=6246

N=3791

N=928

N=980

N=547

 

Monitoring

Non-invasive monitoring (NIBP, EGC, SpO2), N (%)

6187 (99.1%)

3757 (99.1%)

917 (98.8%)

968 (98.8%)

545 (99.6%)

6246

 IBP, N (%)

630 (10.1%)

133 (3.52%)

122 (13.2%)

169 (17.3%)

206 (38.0%)

6215

 CVP, N (%)

243 (3.91%)

40 (1.06%)

41 (4.43%)

61 (6.27%)

101 (18.6%)

6207

 Diuresis control, N (%)

1915 (30.9%)

830 (22.0%)

357 (38.6%)

415 (42.7%)

313 (57.4%)

6207

 Advanced haemodynamic monitoring, N (%)

206 (3.32%)

32 (0.85%)

36 (3.90%)

53 (5.42%)

85 (15.6%)

6213

Fluid therapy management in the intraoperative period

 Patients receiving additional fluids, N (%)

     

6173

 No

5778 (93.6%)

3593 (96.0%)

828 (90.4%)

894 (92.1%)

463 (85.3%)

 

 By protocol

93 (1.51%)

14 (0.37%)

20 (2.18%)

22 (2.27%)

37 (6.81%)

 

 Without protocol

302 (4.89%)

136 (3.63%)

68 (7.42%)

55 (5.66%)

43 (7.92%)

 

Fluid therapy management in the first 24 postoperative hours

 Patients receiving additional fluids, N (%)

     

5865

 No

5729 (97.7%)

3580 (98.8%)

841 (97.3%)

884 (96.9%)

424 (90.8%)

 

 By protocol

32 (0.55%)

3 (0.08%)

6 (0.69%)

5 (0.55%)

18 (3.85%)

 

 Without protocol

104 (1.77%)

39 (1.08%)

17 (1.97%)

23 (2.52%)

25 (5.35%)

 
  1. CVP Central venous pressure, ECG Electrocardiogram, NIBP Non-invasive blood pressure, SpO2 oxygen saturation, IBP Invasive Blood Pressure