Reduction of mean arterial pressure at incision reduces operative blood loss in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis

Keyphrases

• Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis 100%
• Mean Arterial Pressure 100%
• Incision 100%
• Intraoperative Blood Loss 100%
• Blood Loss 41%
• Operative Time 11%
• Blood Transfusion 11%
• Elevated Blood Pressure 11%
• Hypotensive Anesthesia 11%
• Blood Pressure 5%
• No Complication 5%
• Anesthesia 5%
• Single Surgeon 5%
• 3-group 5%
• Hypotension 5%
• Retrospective Analysis 5%
• Allogeneic 5%
• Transfusion Requirements 5%
• Group by 5%
• Radiographic Measurement 5%
• Measure Data 5%
• Total Blood Volume 5%
• Multiple Comparison Tests 5%
• Perioperative Data 5%
• Tukey 5%
• Absolute Volume 5%
• Spinal Fusion Surgery 5%
• Flowsheet 5%
• Demographic Measurement 5%
• Laboratory Measurements 5%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Incision 100%
• Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis 100%
• Operative Blood Loss 100%
• Mean Arterial Pressure 100%
• Bleeding 41%
• Epstein Barr Virus 35%
• Blood Transfusion 11%
• Elevated Blood Pressure 11%
• Blood Pressure 5%
• Hypotension 5%
• Surgeon 5%
• Analysis of Variance 5%
• Spinal Fusion 5%
• Induction Conclusion 5%