… Next, we review the pharmacodynamics of commonly used vasopressors under … increased
BBB permeability, the question of vasopressor-induced secondary edema and increased …

… to trauma-induced coagulopathy, microvascular dysfunction, and multiple organ dysfunction
… is the increase in vascular permeability, tissue edema, and loss of vascular vasomotor tone. …

… Vasopressin is not just another vasopressor to increase blood pressure. Vasopressin and …
edema formation and fluid loss due to increased permeability in several sepsis models[106] […

… tumors with MRI-verified vascular leakage. We hypothesized that vasopressor effects on the
microcirculation, as imaged by increased CTH and decreased mean transit time (MTT), are …

… However, the violation of vascular wall permeability that … , necessitates the use of vasopressors
that are designed to … of its correction using vasopressors is a necessary condition for …

… of intravenous fluids/vasopressors, time/dose auxiliary … the dose/rate of vasopressors
and crystalloids (titrate to effect… identified to regulate vascular permeability (with subsequent …

… increased capillary permeability can cause hypovolemic shock and tissue edema as fluid
leaks out of … (ie, choice of vasopressors) to reverse maldistribution of flow in vasodilatory states. …

… , with a propensity for increased vascular permeability and … replacement and the use of
vasopressor and inotropic agents in … upon restoring vascular responsiveness to vasopressors and …

… higher MAP values clearly requires higher vasopressor doses. Problem. During vasopressor
… The duration of vasopressor exposure, mechanical ventilation, ICU stay, and hospital stay …

… Nevertheless, many aspects of treatment are still controversial, among these the approach
to the administration of fluids and vasopressors. Moreover, most clinical research on septic …