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. 2015 Jul 11;41(9):1529–1537. doi: 10.1007/s00134-015-3850-x

Table 4.

Judged response to fluid challenge

Response classification [no. (%) of 2162]
 Negative response 429 (19.8 [18.1–21.5])
 Positive response 1544 (71.4 [69.5–71.4])
 Uncertain 189 (8.7 [7.5–9.9])
Variable use to evaluate response [no. (%) of 1544 with positive response]
 Increase in BP 1039 (67.3 [65.0–69.7])
 Decrease vasopressors 56 (3.6 [2.7–4.5])
 Increase in CO 174 (11.3 [9.7–12.9])
 Increase in SV 100 (6.5 [5.3–7.7])
 Decrease in HR 374 (24.2 [22.1–26.3])
 Urine output 590 (38.2 [35.8–40.6])
 Lactate 281 (18.2 [16.3–20.1])
 Skin perfusion 128 (8.3 [6.9–9.7])
 Mental state 40 (2.6 [1.8–3.4])
 ScvO2/SvO2 77 (5.0 [3.9–6.1])
 SVV/PPV 110 (7.1 [5.8–8.4])
 CVP/PAOP 256 (16.6 [14.7–18.5])
 Other 132 (8.5 [7.1–9.9])
Safety limit used [no. (%) of 2213] 577 (27.9 [25.7–30.1])
Variable used in the safety limit group [no. (%) of 577]
 CVP 329 (57.0 [53.0–61.0])
 PAOP 39 (6.7 [4.7–8.8])
 GEDVI 11 (1.9 [4.7–8.8])
 EVLWI 28 (4.9 [3.1–6.7])
 SpO2/SaO2 105 (18.2 [15.1–21.35])
 CO 8 (1.4 [0.4–2.4])
 SVV/PPV 80 (13.9 [11.1–16.7])
 Other 120 (20.8 [17.5–24.1])

BP blood pressure, CO cardiac output, SV stroke volume, HR heart rate, SvO 2 mixed venous oxygen saturation, ScvO 2 central venous oxygen saturation, SVV stroke volume variation, PPV pulse pressure variation, CVP central venous pressure, PAOP pulmonary artery occlusion pressure, GEDVI global end diastolic volume, EVLWI extravascular lung water index