Current Use of Inotropes in Circulatory Shock

Scheeren Thomas W. L., Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile,Kaufmann Thomas,Annane Djillali,Asfar Pierre,Boerma E. Christiaan,Humanitas University,Chew Michelle S., Université de Paris,Cronhjort Maria,De Backer Daniel,Dubin Arnaldo,Dünser Martin W.,Duranteau Jacques,Gordon Anthony C.,Hajjar Ludhmila A.,Hamzaoui Olfa,Hernandez Glenn,Kanoore Edul Vanina,Koster Geert,Landoni Giovanni,Leone Marc,Levy Bruno,Martin Claude,Mebazaa Alexandre, INSERM UMR_S, FHU SEPSIS,Morelli Andrea,Payen Didier,Pearse Rupert M.,Pinsky Michael R.,Radermacher Peter,Reuter Daniel A.,Sakr Yasser,Sander Michael,Saugel Bernd,Singer Mervyn,Squara Pierre, INSERM U-, CESP, Team, University of Versailles Saint-Quentin en Yvelines, University of Limoges,Vincent Jean-Louis,van der Horst Iwan C. C.,Aarhus University Hospital

Annals of Intensive Care（2021）

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Key words

Acute circulatory failure,Sepsis,Septic shock,Cardiogenic shock,Resuscitation,Inotropes,Vasoactive agents,Catecholamines,Levosimendan,PDE-inhibitors,Cardiac output

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