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Dopexamine, Dobutamine, and Dopamine Increase Splanchnic Blood Flow : What Is the Evidence?


Inadequate splanchnic perfusion in the critically ill compromises the gut barrier leading to bacterial translocation, which is postulated to cause multiorgan dysfunction and failure. Inotropic agents such as dopexamine, dobutamine, and dopamine may have a role in increasing splanchnic perfusion, thereby protecting this area from further injury


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CHEST 2003; 123:460S–463S)
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