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Pre-emptive Hemodynamic Optimization of High Risk Patients Undergoing Elective Major Surgical Procedures
Several recent clinical trials have documented that early aggressive resuscitation approached guided by defined hemodynamic variables using thoughtful protocols may improve outcome. The concept underscored by this newer trial was that appropriate resuscitation prevents subsequent tissue injury even if overt shock is present, if the resuscitation is carried out early enough.
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