none13noVentricular-arterial (V-A) decoupling decreases myocardial efficiency and is exacerbated by tachycardia that increases static arterial elastance (Ea). We thus investigated the effects of heart rate (HR) reduction on Ea in septic shock patients using the beta-blocker esmolol. We hypothesized that esmolol improves Ea by positively affecting the tone of arterial vessels and their responsiveness to HR-related changes in stroke volume (SV). After at least 24 h of hemodynamic optimization, 45 septic shock patients, with an HR aeyen95 bpm and requiring norepinephrine to maintain mean arterial pressure (MAP) aeyen65 mmHg, received a titrated esmolol infusion to maintain HR between 80 and 94 bpm. Ea was calculated as MAP/SV. All measurem...
Comment on Beta-blockers in septic shock: a magnifying glass on the relation heart vessel. [J Thorac...
Abstract Background High adrenergic tone appears to be associated with mortality in septic shock, wh...
Persisting tachycardia is often observed in resuscitated septic shock patients, and it is an indepen...
Ventricular-arterial (V-A) decoupling decreases myocardial efficiency and is exacerbated by tachycar...
PURPOSE: Ventricular–arterial (V–A) decoupling decreases myocardial efficiency and is exacerbated...
IMPORTANCE beta-Blocker therapy may control heart rate and attenuate the deleterious effects of beta...
Objective: beta-blocker therapy may control heart rate and attenuate the deleterious effects of beta...
An elevated heart rate (HR) often persists in resuscitated septic shock patients, increasing the ris...
International audienceBackground: Several studies have shown that heart rate control with selective ...
β-Blocker therapy may control heart rate and attenuate the deleterious effects of β-adrenergic recep...
The mechanism by which heart rate (HR) control with esmolol improves hemodynamics during septic shoc...
Excessive adrenergic stimulation may be associated with several adverse events and contribute to inc...
Background: Several studies have shown that heart rate control with selective beta-1 blockers in sep...
International audienceAbstractBackgroundAdministration of a selective β1-blocker, such as esmolol, i...
β-blocker therapy may control heart rate and attenuate the deleterious effects of β-stimulating cate...
Comment on Beta-blockers in septic shock: a magnifying glass on the relation heart vessel. [J Thorac...
Abstract Background High adrenergic tone appears to be associated with mortality in septic shock, wh...
Persisting tachycardia is often observed in resuscitated septic shock patients, and it is an indepen...
Ventricular-arterial (V-A) decoupling decreases myocardial efficiency and is exacerbated by tachycar...
PURPOSE: Ventricular–arterial (V–A) decoupling decreases myocardial efficiency and is exacerbated...
IMPORTANCE beta-Blocker therapy may control heart rate and attenuate the deleterious effects of beta...
Objective: beta-blocker therapy may control heart rate and attenuate the deleterious effects of beta...
An elevated heart rate (HR) often persists in resuscitated septic shock patients, increasing the ris...
International audienceBackground: Several studies have shown that heart rate control with selective ...
β-Blocker therapy may control heart rate and attenuate the deleterious effects of β-adrenergic recep...
The mechanism by which heart rate (HR) control with esmolol improves hemodynamics during septic shoc...
Excessive adrenergic stimulation may be associated with several adverse events and contribute to inc...
Background: Several studies have shown that heart rate control with selective beta-1 blockers in sep...
International audienceAbstractBackgroundAdministration of a selective β1-blocker, such as esmolol, i...
β-blocker therapy may control heart rate and attenuate the deleterious effects of β-stimulating cate...
Comment on Beta-blockers in septic shock: a magnifying glass on the relation heart vessel. [J Thorac...
Abstract Background High adrenergic tone appears to be associated with mortality in septic shock, wh...
Persisting tachycardia is often observed in resuscitated septic shock patients, and it is an indepen...