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Administração Contínua Versus Em Bolus de Norepinefrina para Tratar Hipotensão Pós-Indução (INDUCT-Multi)
Administração Contínua Versus em Bolus de Norepinefrina para Tratar Hipotensão Pós-Indução em Doentes de Alto Risco Submetidos a Cirurgia Não-Cardíaca - O Estudo Multicêntrico INDUCT (INDUCT-Multi)
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Descrição detalhada
A hipotensão após a indução da anestesia geral, referida como hipotensão pós-indução, é comum em doentes submetidos a cirurgia não cardíaca e está associada a lesão renal aguda. Os fatores de risco para a hipotensão pós-indução incluem idade avançada, estado físico mais elevado segundo a Sociedade Americana de Anestesiologistas, hipertensão arterial crónica - e doses mais elevadas de fármacos anestésicos vasodilatadores. É razoável assumir que uma gestão anestésica cuidadosa pode ajudar a manter a estabilidade da pressão arterial e limitar a hipotensão pós-indução. De acordo com esta suposição, a monitorização contínua da pressão arterial com um cateter arterial durante a indução da anestesia geral ajuda os clínicos a reduzir a hipotensão pós-indução - e é, portanto, recomendada em doentes de cirurgia não cardíaca com risco de complicações relacionadas com hipotensão.
Além da monitorização contínua, os anestesiologistas administram rotineiramente vasopressores - como a norepinefrina - para manter a pressão arterial. A norepinefrina é um vasopressor de ação rápida com uma meia-vida curta e é geralmente administrada como bolus manuais repetidos durante a indução da anestesia geral. Administrada como bolus, aumenta eficaz e rapidamente a pressão arterial. No entanto, os bolus precisam de ser frequentemente repetidos e bem cronometrados para garantir a estabilidade da pressão arterial.
Num ensaio aleatorizado de centro único, demonstramos que a administração contínua - em comparação com bolus - de norepinefrina durante a indução da anestesia geral ajuda a manter a estabilidade da pressão arterial em doentes de alto risco submetidos a cirurgia não cardíaca. Agora pretendemos testar a hipótese de que a administração contínua - em comparação com bolus - de norepinefrina durante a indução da anestesia geral reduz a hipotensão pós-indução em doentes de alto risco submetidos a cirurgia não cardíaca que têm monitorização contínua da pressão arterial com um cateter arterial.
Tipo de estudo
Inscrição (Estimado)
Estágio
- Não aplicável
Contactos e Locais
Contato de estudo
- Nome: Kristen K Thomsen, MD
- Número de telefone: +4940741070215
- E-mail: kr.thomsen@uke.de
Locais de estudo
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Berlin, Alemanha
- Ainda não está recrutando
- Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine, Campus Benjamin Franklin, Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin
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Contato:
- Sascha Treskatsch, MD
- Número de telefone: +49 30 450 551 522
- E-mail: sascha.treskatsch@charite.de
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Düsseldorf, Alemanha
- Recrutamento
- Department of Anesthesiology, University Hospital Duesseldorf, Heinrich Heine University Duesseldorf
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Contato:
- Sebastian Roth, MD
- Número de telefone: +49 211 81 16253
- E-mail: Sebastian.Roth@med.uni-duesseldorf.de
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Hamburg, Alemanha
- Recrutamento
- Department of Anesthesiology, Center of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf
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Contato:
- Kristen K Thomsen, MD
- Número de telefone: +4940741070215
- E-mail: kr.thomsen@uke.de
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München, Alemanha
- Recrutamento
- Department of Anaesthesiology, University Hospital LMU Munich
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Contato:
- Agnes Meidert, MD
- Número de telefone: +49 89 440081065
- E-mail: Agnes.meidert@med.uni-muenchen.de
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Critérios de participação
Critérios de elegibilidade
Idades elegíveis para estudo
- Adulto
- Adulto mais velho
Aceita Voluntários Saudáveis
Descrição
Critérios de Inclusão:
Incluiremos pacientes com consentimento ≥45 anos programados para cirurgia eletiva maior não cardíaca sob anestesia geral com monitorização contínua da pressão arterial intra-arterial planejada com cateter arterial radial e com pelo menos dois dos seguintes critérios de risco para desenvolver lesão renal aguda:
- Idade ≥65 anos
- Estado físico ASA III ou IV
- Hipertensão arterial crónica
- Diabetes mellitus que requer medicação
- Cirurgia intra-abdominal
- Insuficiência renal pré-operatória (creatinina sérica ≥1.2 mg/dL)
Critérios de Exclusão:
- Gravidez
- Arritmia cardíaca
- Histórico de hemorragia intracraniana ou aneurisma intracraniano
- Indicação clínica para infusão contínua de norepinefrina durante a indução da anestesia geral (por exemplo, estenose aórtica grave, doença arterial coronária ou insuficiência cardíaca)
- Pacientes que não conseguem compreender, ler e fornecer consentimento informado em alemão
Plano de estudo
Como o estudo é projetado?
Detalhes do projeto
- Finalidade Principal: Tratamento
- Alocação: Randomizado
- Modelo Intervencional: Atribuição Paralela
- Mascaramento: Dobro
Armas e Intervenções
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Experimental: Administração Contínua de Norepinefrina
Nos doentes designados para administração contínua de norepinefrina, a norepinefrina será administrada continuamente através de uma bomba de perfusão de seringa.
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Nos doentes designados para administração contínua de noradrenalina, uma bomba de perfusão de seringa será preparada e ligada a um cateter venoso periférico ou central.
O anestesiologista responsável iniciará a perfusão de noradrenalina e ajustará a taxa de perfusão conforme necessário, podendo administrar bolus adicionais de noradrenalina através da bomba de perfusão de seringa, se necessário.
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Sem intervenção: Administração de Norepinefrina em Bolus
Nos pacientes atribuídos à administração manual de noradrenalina em bolus, a noradrenalina será administrada manualmente em doses de bolus.
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O que o estudo está medindo?
Medidas de resultados primários
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Area under a mean arterial pressure (MAP) of 65 mmHg (mmHg x min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Medidas de resultados secundários
Medida de resultado |
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Area under a MAP of 60 mmHg (mmHg x min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Area under a MAP of 50 mmHg (mmHg x min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Area under a MAP of 40 mmHg (mmHg x min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Area above a MAP of 100 mmHg (mmHg x min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Area above a MAP of 110 mmHg (mmHg x min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Area above a MAP of 120 mmHg (mmHg x min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Area above a MAP of 140 mmHg (mmHg x min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Duration of a MAP <65 mmHg (min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Duration of a MAP <60 mmHg (min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Duration of a MAP <50 mmHg (min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Duration of a MAP <40 mmHg (min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Duration of a MAP >100 mmHg (min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Duration of a MAP >110 mmHg (min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Duration of a MAP >120 mmHg (min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Duration of a MAP >140 mmHg (min)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with any MAP measurement <65 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with any MAP measurement <60 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with any MAP measurement <50 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with any MAP measurement <40 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with any MAP measurement >100 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with any MAP measurement >110 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with any MAP measurement >120 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with any MAP measurement >140 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with at least one 1-minute episode of a MAP <65 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with at least one 1-minute episode of a MAP <60 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with at least one 1-minute episode of a MAP <50 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with at least one 1-minute episode of a MAP <40 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with at least one 1-minute episode of a MAP >100 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with at least one 1-minute episode of a MAP >110 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with at least one 1-minute episode of a MAP >120 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Absolute (n) and relative (%) number of patients with at least one 1-minute episode of a MAP >140 mmHg
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Cumulative dose of norepinephrine indexed to body weight (µg kg-1)
Prazo: First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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First 15 minutes after starting induction of general anesthesia. The start of anesthetic induction is defined as the administration of propofol as hypnotic induction agent.
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Outras medidas de resultado
Medida de resultado |
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Acute kidney injury
Prazo: Within the first 3 postoperative days
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Within the first 3 postoperative days
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Nonfatal cardiac arrest
Prazo: Within the first 3 postoperative days
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Within the first 3 postoperative days
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Myocardial infarction
Prazo: Within the first 3 postoperative days
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Within the first 3 postoperative days
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Death
Prazo: Within the first 3 postoperative days
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Within the first 3 postoperative days
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