8 in 8 Critical Care Series: Vasoplegic Shock
Vasoplegic shock after cardiopulmonary bypass is characterized by refractory hypotension and high cardiac output with systemic vasodilatation. It also is associated with increased mortality. In this video, the latest strategies to prevent, mitigate, and treat this common problem are discussed. Presenter: Subhasis Chatterjee, MD Baylor College of Medicine Contributor: Joseph Rabin, MD University of Maryland Medical Center STS invites viewers to provide feedback and ask questions. Please email [email protected]. Please note: No CME credit is associated with the viewing of web-based content. STS retains sole rights to these materials.
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