Prognostic value of hemodynamic indices in patients with sepsis after fluid resuscitation

Table 1 Relationship between hemodynamic indices and outcomes in patients with sepsis after the treatment (mean ± SD)

Prognosis	n	HR (bpm)	CI (L/min/m2)	MAP (mm Hg)	SVRI (dyn/s/cm5/m2)	CVP (mm Hg)	ScvO2 (%)
Short-term prognosis
Shock	86	109.12 ± 9.53	4.48 ± 0.87	54.21 ± 20.12	1479 ± 297	4.46 ± 1.22	67.37 ± 19.35
Non-shock	34	102.16 ± 7.34a	4.17 ± 0.83a	49.32 ± 19.59 a	1421 ± 243a	4.12 ± 1.09a	71.56 ± 21.22a
28-d
Death	21	132.26 ± 11.23	4.85 ± 0.94	55.60 ± 22.16	1493 ± 276	4.82 ± 1.03	61.28 ± 17.75
Survival	99	95.11 ± 9.14b	4.28 ± 0.65b	50.92 ± 19.33b	1435 ± 239b	4.23 ± 1.39b	67.84 ± 25.56b

^aP < 0.05 compared with shock patients.

^bP < 0.05 compared with patients who died. HR: Heart rate; CI: Cardiac index; MAP: Mean arterial pressure; SVRI: Systemic vascular resistance index; CVP: Central venous pressure; ScvO₂: Central venous oxygen saturation.

Table 2 Relationship between hemodynamic indices and shock

Variable	B value	SE value	P value	OR value	95%CI
CI	0.234	0.032	0.01	0.812	0.875-0.912
SVRI	0.345	0.043	0.01	0.823	0.889-0.992
CVP	0.145	0.023	0.01	0.762	0.712-0.896

CI: Cardiac index; SVRI: Systemic vascular resistance index; CVP: Central venous pressure.