Peripheral Use of Vasopressors in Shock: Clinical Considerations and Recommendations for Use in Obstetrics

This study aimed to evaluate the safety of peripheral administration of vasopressor agents among patients with circulatory shock.  We reviewed the published literature evaluating the use of peripheral norepinephrine in patients with shock and proposed a protocol for use in labor and delivery units....

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Published inAmerican journal of perinatology
Main Authors Pacheco, Luis D, Fox, Karin A, Clifford, Corey C, Behnia, Faranak, Bauer, Melissa E, Saad, Antonio F, Saade, George R
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published United States 29.10.2024
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Summary:This study aimed to evaluate the safety of peripheral administration of vasopressor agents among patients with circulatory shock.  We reviewed the published literature evaluating the use of peripheral norepinephrine in patients with shock and proposed a protocol for use in labor and delivery units.  Peripheral administration of norepinephrine is a safe and potentially lifesaving intervention for patients in labor and delivery with extremely low complication rates.  Adoption of a protocol for peripheral administration of vasopressors in labor and delivery is safe and may prevent life threatening delays in hemodynamic resuscitation. · Administering vasopressors through a peripheral line is safe and helps avoid delays in care.. · An established protocol is essential for the safe peripheral administration of vasopressors.. · Understanding continuous blood pressure monitoring is crucial for managing critically ill patients..
ISSN:1098-8785
DOI:10.1055/a-2435-1000