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Burn‐induced myocardial depression in a pediatric patient leading to fulminant cardiogenic shock and multiorgan failure requiring extracorporeal life support
Panchal, Apurva Casadonte, Joseph
Panchal, Apurva
Casadonte, Joseph
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Abstract
Cardiac stress is a critical determinant of outcomes associated with severe thermal injury. The cardiovascular response to a catecholamine‐mediated surge from severe burns passes through two phases. Initial hypovolemia with myocardial depression leads to a low cardiac output, which then progresses to a hyperdynamic‐hypermetabolic phase with increased cardiac output.
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2020-02-22
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Wiley
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Beta-blockers, Burn-induced cardiogenic shock, Extracorporeal life support, Multiorgan failure, Pediatric burn, Renal replacement therapy
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Panchal A, Casadonte J.Burn-induced myocardial depression in a pediatric patient leading to fulminant cardiogenic shock and multiorgan failure requiring extracorporeal life support. Clin Case Rep. 2020;8:602605. https ://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.2667