… vascular smooth muscle, massive release of nitric oxide synthetase, vasopressin depletion,
and widespread increase in intravascular permeability… the time of vasopressor administration…

… -line vasopressor for septic shock ( 26 , 50 , 51 ). Hyperoncotic albumin (25%) can potentially
retrieve interstitial fluid back into the vascular space; however, if vascular permeability to …

… vascular endothelium regulates the vascular tone, haemostasis and/or vascular permeability,
and arterial vascular … of vascular tone and a less effectiveness of vasopressor therapy 21 . …

… There is also increased paracellular permeability due to loss … that patients requiring
vasopressors are more likely to be … did not find any benefit with vasopressor use when compared …

… C4 and VEGF leading to increased vascular permeability, increased infiltration and
recruitment of inflammatory cells into the tissues, increased production of inflammatory mediators, …

… cell apoptosis increase vascular permeability, resulting in the leakage of vascular fluid and
… Similarly, attention should be paid to the reinjury effect during the infusion of vasopressor …

… with a crystalloid bolus of 250 ml and increasing the inotropic/vasopressor infusion dose. …
on sepsis-induced inflammation and vascular permeability in mechanically ventilated septic …

… volume can be increased by decreasing vascular capacitance (eg by vasopressors), which
… may lead to global increased permeability syndrome. In addition, large volume resuscitation …

… of delaying clotting time and increasing the risk of kidney … , colloids reduced vasopressor
and ventilator dependency when … response with increased capillary permeability and organ …

… based on fluid expansion and vasopressors use [1]. Fluid expansion, vasoplegia and
underlying disease, such as sepsis with increased capillary permeability can lead to fluid overload …