CONCLUSIONS
The hemodynamic profile during off-pump CABG, can be optimized by
continuous infusion of DEX during the time of coronary anastomosis, due
to the properties of this adjuvant in anesthesia.
Off-Pump CABG, surgery has contributed to enhancing surgical techniques,
anesthesia, and pharmacological management, as well as hemodynamic
monitoring, during the transoperative period and in the ICU. Knowledge
of this new information that describes the behavior of hemodynamic
variables under this specific instability is essential.
Hemodynamic monitoring is the cornerstone for adequate resuscitation,
improving results in the patient undergoing off-pump CABG. Knowing the
timing of cardiac manipulation can be useful to predict trends in
hemodynamic variables and thus direct pharmacological interventions to
best manage patients undergoing off-pump CABG.