%0 Journal Article
%T Diretrizes para manuten£¿£¿o de m¨²ltiplos ¨®rg£¿os no potencial doador adulto falecido: parte II. Ventila£¿£¿o mecanica, controle end¨®crino metab¨®lico e aspectos hematol¨®gicos e infecciosos
%A Westphal
%A Glauco Adrieno
%A Caldeira Filho
%A Milton
%A Vieira
%A Kalinca Daberkow
%A Zaclikevis
%A Viviane Renata
%A Bartz
%A Miriam Cristine Machado
%A Wanzuita
%A Raquel
%A R¨¦a-Neto
%A ¨¢lvaro
%A Teixeira
%A Cassiano
%A Franke
%A Cristiano
%A Machado
%A Fernando Osni
%A Andrade
%A Joel de
%A Matos
%A Jorge Dias de
%A Fiorelli
%A Alfredo
%A Lamgaro
%A Delson Morilo
%A Nagel
%A Fabiano
%A Dal-Pizzol
%A Felipe
%A Costa
%A Gerson
%A Teles
%A Jos¨¦ M¨¢rio
%A Melo
%A Luiz Henrique
%A Coelho
%A Maria Em¨ªlia
%A Youssef
%A Nazah Cherif Mohamed
%A Duarte
%A P¨¦ricles
%A Souza
%A Rafael Lisboa de
%J Revista Brasileira de Terapia Intensiva
%D 2011
%I Associa??o de Medicina Intensiva Brasileira
%R 10.1590/S0103-507X2011000300004
%X the role of intensive care specialists in the maintenance of deceased potential donors is not restricted to hemodynamics. appropriate endocrine-metabolic management is fundamental to maintaining energy support and hydroelectrolytic control, which cooperate for hemodynamic stability. hematological changes are also important, especially considering the issues caused by inappropriate transfusions. in addition, this article discusses the role of appropriate protective ventilation to prevent inflammatory responses and to provide more transplantable lungs. finally, judicious assessment of infections and antibiotic therapy is discussed
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