… for the use of vasopressin in hemodynamic support of organ donors. After summarizing
the physiological, pharmacological concepts and preclinical findings, regarding vasopressin’s …

… impact of vasopressin on successful organ transplantation is reported. … vasopressin was
given, hemodynamic stability was restored and maintained until successful organ transplantation…

… infusion dose of vasopressin that was given? Do you believe it is the standard .03 or .04
U/h that we tend to use for our septic patients? Second, since those receiving vasopressin are …

… decreased with low doses of vasopressin and increased with higher doses. Knowing
these experimental results, one might be reluctant to use vasopressin in patients with already …

… A review of primary demographic variables from the original source (gender, age, ethnicity,
cause of death, and number and type of organs transplanted) shows no missing data points. …

… vasopressin deficiency and hypersensitivity. Thus, we investigated the prevalence of vasopressin
deficiency in hypotensive solid organ … vasopressin replacement in hypotensive donors. …

… organ function was similar in the 2 groups. We conclude that the use of a low dose AVP
infusion enables inotrope use … dead pigs: relevance to organ transplantation. Cryobiology 1987; …

… flow and urine osmolality to exogenous vasopressin [10]. The authors … to vasopressin. In
view of these data the substitution of vasopressin or analogues as desmopressin during organ …

… of vasopressin use in adult resuscitation stimulated a retrospective review of the effect of
vasopressin … The use of vasopressin to support vital organ function may, at the very minimum, …

… brain-dead organ donors resulted in … use of vasopressin in organ donors with diabetes
insipidus has been proposed to increase the quality and number of organs for transplantation…