Effects of α - and β -adrenergic stimulation on hepatosplanchnic perfusion and oxygen extraction in endotoxic shock

Haibo Zhang; R. De Jongh; Daniel De Backer; Soumaya Cherkaoui; Bernard Vray; Jean Louis Vincent

doi:10.1097/00003246-200103000-00020

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Effects of α - and β -adrenergic stimulation on hepatosplanchnic perfusion and oxygen extraction in endotoxic shock

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During endotoxic shock, beta-stimulation can improve hepatosplanchnic perfusion and enhance tissue oxygen extraction capabilities, whereas alpha-stimulation does not. In addition, alpha-adrenergic stimulation can increase tumor necrosis factor levels.

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