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See Latest ArticlesThe effects of topical epinephrine on haemodynamics and markers of tissue perfusion in burned and non-burned patients requiring skin grafting
Burns, 08/17/09
Papp AA et al. – This study showed that the use of topical epinephrine has systemic effects on haemodynamics and serum epinephrine concentrations. Increased epinephrine concentrations in burn patients suggest increased absorption properties in these patients. The increased lactate concentrations and LP–ratios suggest tissue ischaemia, likely in skin.
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