[Retracted] Ulinastatin as an Adjuvant Therapy to Restricting Volumes of Resuscitation Fluid Strategy for Patients with Septic Shock after Initial Management
Table 3
The cardiac function of patients with septic shock before and after restricting volumes of resuscitation fluid strategy with or without intravenous infusion of UTI.
Index
Fluid restriction + UTI (n = 89)
Fluid restriction (n = 93)
t
MAP (mmHg)
Before treatment
50.21 ± 5.22
51.07 ± 4.95
1.141
0.256
After treatment
82.84 ± 3.93a
74.44 ± 5.16a
12.31
<0.001
CO (L/min)
Before treatment
4.32 ± 1.41
4.27 ± 1.35
0.244
0.807
After treatment
5.40 ± 1.52a
4.91 ± 1.44a
2.233
0.027
LVEF (%)
Before treatment
37.83 ± 9.48
38.42 ± 10.75
0.392
0.695
After treatment
47.34 ± 8.92a
42.59 ± 9.07a
3.56
<0.001
SV (ml)
Before treatment
64.58 ± 11.47
64.62 ± 10.91
0.024
0.981
After treatment
76.93 ± 12.65a
71.62 ± 12.04a
2.901
0.004
HR (time/min)
Before treatment
122.80 ± 10.14
124.14 ± 13.09
0.770
0.443
After treatment
81.25 ± 8.14a
88.46 ± 6.92a
6.448
<0.001
The letter a indicates compared to pretreatment; MAP: mean artery pressure; CO: cardiac output; LVEF: left ventricular ejection fraction; SV: stroke volume; HR: heart rate.