RELATING THE POSTOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION DAY AFTER SURGERY BLOOD PRESSURE AND BLEEDING METRICS

Abstract

Aim: The correlation between postoperative blood pressure upon the conclusion of a surgical procedure and mortality metrics was ascertained.

Methods: In the elective preoperative analysis, a comprehensive examination of multiple variables was conducted to investigate the association between peak systolic blood pressure, peak mean arterial pressure, and central peak venous pressure recorded postoperatively upon medical attention arrival, in relation to various indicators of mortality. Data were tentatively derived from the study on the Restriction of Intravenous Chloride to Reduce Acute Kidney Injury (AKI). Patients with expanded bleeding risk were excluded due to specific interventions. The study was conducted at DHQ Hospital Layyah from May 2021 to April 2022. The primary observation upon surgical treatment arrival pertained to chest tube drainage (in milliliters). Outcomes encompassed a comprehensive assessment of mortality and clinical demise, including red blood cell aggregation.