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. 2016 Apr 22;6:37. doi: 10.1186/s13613-016-0141-9

Table 2.

Haemodynamic data before and after a 500-ml fluid load in responders and non-responders

T0 T500 ml p value
HR (min−1)
 R 69 [65; 75] 73 [66; 76] 0.27
 NR 69 [61; 77] 70 [63; 74] 0.33
MAP (mmHg)
 R 59 [51; 66] 67 [55; 83] 0.12
 NR 63 [58; 67] 64 [56; 72] 0.47
SAP (mmHg)
 R 91 [84; 99] 111 [92; 115] 0.08
 NR 95 [88; 107] 95 [90; 112] 0.40
DAP (mmHg)
 R 50 [41; 54] 55 [44; 66] 0.07
 NR 50 [47; 56] 53 [45; 60] 0.60
PP (mmHg)
 R 44 [39; 51] 49 [41; 61] 0.16
 NR 46 [37; 51] 44 [40; 60] 0.42
Ftc (s/√s)
 R 312 [296; 329] 331 [325; 371] <0.01
 NR 305 [289; 322] 334 [303; 369] <0.01
EtCO2 (mmHg)
 R 31 [30, 32] 33 [31; 33] 0.02
 NR 32 [29; 34] 31 [28, 32]# 0.04
MV (L/min)
 R 5.1 [4.4; 6.9] 5.2 [4.4; 6.9] 0.52
 NR 6.4 [5.8; 7.2] 6.4 [5.7; 7.3] 0.81

Comparison of responders (R) and non-responders (NR): two-tailed Wilcoxon’s rank test was performed between variables to compare before and after fluid expansion. Mann–Whitney U test was performed to compare responders to non-responders. Signs # for significant results comparing R and NR. Significant results comparing before and after fluid expansion are given by p value. Heart rate (HR), mean arterial pressure (MAP), diastolic arterial pressure (DAP), systolic arterial pressure (SAP), pulse pressure (PP), corrected systolic flow time (Ftc), cardiac index (CI), end-tidal carbon dioxide (EtCO2), and minute ventilation (MV). Data are expressed as median and [25th–75th]