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Table 1 Hemodynamic variables at different study steps

From: Supine transfer test-induced changes in cardiac index predict fluid responsiveness in patients without intra-abdominal hypertension

Variable

Baseline 1

Supine Transfer

Baseline 2

Fluid Challenge

HR (beats/min)

 Responders

96(88–114)

97(85–113)

96(88–116)

95(82–109)

 Non-responders

89(72–100)

90(73–97)

89(73–102)

90(73–95)

CVP (mmHg)

 Responders

7 (6–7)

9 (8–10)b

6 (6–8)

8(7–9)b c

 Non-responders

7 (6–8)

8 (7–9)b

7 (6–8)

8 (7–9)b

SBP (mmHg)

 Responders

111(94–121)

113(100–119)

108(94–121)

114(101–122)b c

 Non-responders

110(102–115)

109(105–116)

109(102–115)

113(109–121)b c

DBP (mmHg)

 Responders

52(45–61)

54(46–60)b

52(47–63)

54(45–61)

 Non-responders

55(51–62)

56(50–60)

55(50–63)

58(52–60)

PPV (%)

 Responders

9(8–11)

8(7–12)

9(8–10)

8(7–11)

 Non-responders

9(8–12)

8(8–10)

9(8–11)

9(8–11)

CI (L/min/m2)

 Responders

3.5(3.1–4.3)

4.1(3.4–4.9)b

3.5(3.2–4.3)

4.5(3.9–5.2)a b c

 Non-responders

3.7(3.5–4.2)

3.8(3.5–4.2)

3.6(3.5–4.2)

3.9(3.8–4.4)

  1. Results are present as median (25-75th percentiles)
  2. HR Heart rate, CVP Central venous pressure, SBP Systolic blood pressure, DBP Diastolic blood pressure, PPV Pulse pressure variation, CI Cardiac index
  3. ap<0<.05, comparison between responders and non-responders
  4. bp<0.05, comparison between Supine transfer and baseline 1 or Fluid challenge and baseline 2
  5. cp<0.05, comparison between Supine transfer and fluid challenge