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| Fig.
1 |
Instrumentation
of intra-bladder pressure. Urinary catheter was connected
to div line and pressure transducer using 3-way cock. |
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| Table
1 |
Preoperative
and intraoperative parameter |
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| Fig.
2 |
Relationship
between intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) and superior
vena cava pressure (SVC). Closed squares are mean values
of IAP in ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) group.
Closed circles are mean values of SVC pressure in ruptured
AAA group. Open squares are mean values of IAP in non-rupture
AAA group. Open circles are mean values of SVC pressure
in non-ruptured AAA group. Error bar represents standard
error of the means. Number represents the cases under
IAP monitoring. Asterisk beside number represent significant
difference of IAP between ruptured group and non-ruptured
group. |
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| Table
2 |
Postoperative
parameters |
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| Fig.
3 |
Influence
of intra-abdominal pressure to respiratory function
and venous return of lower body. TV: tidal volume, SVC:
superior vena cava, IVC: inferior vena cava. |
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| Table
3 |
Consideration
of clinical suggestion according to values of intra-abdominal
pressure (IAP) for postoperative management of ruptured
abdominal aortic aneurysm |
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