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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jun 21.
Published in final edited form as: J Neurosurg Anesthesiol. 2005 Jan;17(1):38–44.

TABLE 2.

Individual Values for Age, Blood Pressure, Hemoglobin or Hematocrit, Blood Loss, and Quantities of Fluids Administered to the Patients

Age
(yr)
Lowest
Intraoperative
MAP
Lowest
Intraoperative
Hct
Lowest
Postoperative
Hct
% Change
Preop to
Intraop Hct
Blood
Loss (L)
Crystalloids
(L)
Colloid
(L)
PION
Alexandrakis 1999  68  no hypotension  ni  ni  ni  3
Abraham 2003  24  ni  ni  ni  ni  0.35
Brown 1994  13  52  ni  ni  ni  8  10.3
Dunker 2002  66  73  32%  32%  −22%  2.4
Dunker 2002  43  60  31%  31%  −26%  2
Dunker 2002  12  60  26%  26%  −40%  2.5
Dunker 2002  57  70  24%  24%  −41%  16
Dunker 2002  44  (diastolic = 45)  26%  26%  −30%  ni
Katz 1994  49  62  ni  ni  ni  2  3
Lee 2001  58  85  39%  40%  −22%  0.8  8
Lee 1995  48  55  ni  ni  ni  ni
Murphy 2003  33  55  ni  ni  ni  1.2  4
Roth 1997  44  63  27%  27%  −38%  ni  14
Roth 1997  24  60  24%  24%  −50%  ni  6.4
Stevens 1997  79  75  25%  31%  ni  2.2  2.5  1.5
Stevens 1997  27  ni  ni  36%  ni  5  9.5  1.5
Stevens 1997  37  ni  21%  21%  −35%  9  10  3.5
AION
Dilger 1998  44  (systolic = 107)  ni  9.5  −40%  3  10  1
Katz 1994  41  62  ni  11.7  −24%  2  7
Katz 1994  60  62  ni  8.6  −48%  2  5.5  0.5
Katz 1994  65  63  ni  8  −43%  0.5  3.8
Stevens 1997  56  78  ni  ni  ni  0.85
(Hemoglobin) (% change to
postop Hgb)

Ni = not indicated; MAP = mean arterial pressure; Hct = hematocrit; Hgb = hemoglobin.

For AION, data were not available for changes in Hct.