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Table 1 Resuscitation, haemodynamic and monitoring parameters

From: Fluid sparing and norepinephrine use in a rat model of resuscitated haemorrhagic shock: end-organ impact

	Sham N = 10	HS: FR+NE N = 10	HS: FR N = 10
Bleed-out volume, ml	0	17.1 ± 1.2	15.6 ± 1.2
Resuscitation volume (%)	0	106 ± 11**	183 ± 17
Cumulative NE, mcg	0	9.2 ± 0.8	0
MAP, mmHg
Baseline	65 ± 3	66 ± 2	65 ± 2
Shock	63 ± 2	29 ± 1*	29 ± 1*
Reperfusion	67 ± 5	59 ± 3	54 ± 2
HR, bpm
Baseline	267 ± 13	263 ± 11	265 ± 18
Shock	266 ± 14	247 ± 11	248 ± 15
Reperfusion	273 ± 15	321 ± 11	394 ± 14
Temperature, ^°C
Baseline	35 ± 0.9	36 ± 0.2	34 ± 0.6
Shock	35 ± 0.8	36 ± 0.2	34 ± 0.6
Reperfusion	35 ± 0.6	37 ± 0.2	35 ± 0.4
Saturation, %
Baseline	98 ± 0.5	98 ± 0.5	96 ± 0.7
Shock	98 ± 0.5	98 ± 0.5	96 ± 0.9
Reperfusion	97 ± 0.5	98 ± 0.5	97± 0.5

Data represented are those of animals who survived till their euthanasia. Values are reported as Mean ± SEM, during each defined period. FR = fluid resuscitation, FR+NE = fluid with norepinephrine, MAP = mean arterial pressure, HR = heart rate, bpm = beats per minute
*p < 0.001 vs shams; **FR+NE vs FR (p = 0.003)

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