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Background: Intraoperative transfusion manage- ment is difficult during laparoscopic surgery, because peumoperitoneum affects hemodynamics. We studied whether stroke volume variation (SVV) is useful as an indicator of transfusion management Methods : We studied 44 patients undergoing lapa- roscopic colectomy. Patients were randomly allocated to two groups, and the volume of transfusion was decided with the SVV as an indicator in one group (SVV group, n=22) or with conventional indicators, such as blood pressure, heart rate, volume of urine in the other group (control group, n=22) Results : In the SVV group, total transfusion volume and total blood loss during operation were significantly decreased, and the length of hospital stay was signifi- cantly shorter, compared with the control group.
Conclusions: We believe that the SVV is a useful indicator of intraoperative transfusi6h management during laparoscopic colectomy.
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