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The influence of metoprolol in patients with sepsis-induced cardiomyopathy

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Wenna Ning, Yaou Chen, Jian Lu, Jinwei Zhu and Longgang Li
Saudi Medical Journal October 2023, 44 (10) 1030-1036; DOI: https://doi.org/10.15537/smj.2023.44.10.20230149
Wenna Ning
From the Department of Intensive Care, The Affiliated Suzhou Hospital of Nanjing Medical University, Suzhou Municipal Hospital, Gusu School, Nanjing Medical University, Suzhou, China.
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Jian Lu
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    - Scatter dot plot depicting sequential organ failure assessment score associated indexes on the first and third days of treatment. Sequential organ failure assessment score associated indexes included: a) oxygenation index(mmHg); b) platelet count(109/L); c) GCS; d) creatinine (umol/L); e) TBIL (umol/L); and f) MAP (mmHg). *P-value of <0.05. **P-value of <0.01. Scatter dot plot displayed mean and standard deviation. GCS: glasgow coma scale, TBIL: total bilirubin, MAP: mean arterial pressure

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    - The adjusted mortality hazard ratio in patients with the metoprolol of 0.55 (95% CI: [0.34-0.89]; p=0.011).

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    - Clinical baseline characteristics.

    ParametersControl group (n=48)Metoprolol group (n=42)P-values
    Age (years)75.29±15.0478.45±10.220.242
    Female38 (79.2)29 (69.0)0.336
    Weight (kg)56.96±12.6157.0±9.520.852
    HT32 (66.7)25 (59.5)0.517
    DM16 (33.3)19 (45.2)0.283
    CKD13 (27.1)11 (26.2)1.000
    COPD11 (26.2)7 (16.7)0.599
    Cerebral infarction13 (27.1)15 (35.7)0.494
    The source of infection
    Lung44 (91.7)40 (95.2)0.681
    Abdomen13 (21.7)7 (16.7)0.311
    Skin soft tissue or catheter5 (10.4)8 (19.0)0.368
    other4 (8.3)2 (4.8)0.799
    • Values are presented as numbers and precentages (%) or mean ± standard deviation (SD). HT: hypertension, DM: diabete mellitus, CKD: chronic kidney disease, COPD: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

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    Table 2

    - Cardiac structure and functions.

    ParametersControl group (n=48)Metoprolol group (n=42)P-values
    cTNI (ng/ml)1.82±2.764.71±2.060.136
    NT-proBNP (pg/ml)13183.79±12315.8516393.33±11126.900.200
    LVEF (%)46.71±7.0844.22±7.570.113
    LVEDD (mm)48.32±5.8851.39±6.110.018*
    LAD (mm)37.89±7.1041.12±5.050.016*
    SV (ml)53.50±18.7260.37±23.160.389
    PASP (mmHg)38.00±10.1634.56±10.030.119*
    • Values are presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD).

    • ↵* p<0.05.

    • LVEF: left ventricular ejection fraction, LVEDD: left ventricular end-diastolic dimension, LAD: left atrial diameter, SV: stroke volume, PASP: pulmonary artery systolic pressure

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    Table 3

    - Sequential organ failure assessment score of corresponding organ system.

    SOFA scoresDay 1 of treatmentDay 3 of treatment
    Control groupMetoprolol groupP-valuesControl groupMetoprolol groupP-values
    Respiratory2.43±1.171.85±1.210.027*2.02±1.2771.53±1.1320.060
    Blood coagulation system1.15±1.251.23±1.140.7691.68±1.251.38±1.100.234
    Nervous system2.64±1.471.88±1.700.029*2.62±1.732.00±1.600.088
    Kidney1.04±1.020.83±1.040.3281.15±1.201.00±1.240.571
    Liver0.57±0.900.35±0.740.2050.85±0.960.52±0.910.118
    The dosage of NE (ug/kg.min-1)10.62±8.0810.50±8.510.95110.70±9.1612.23±9.170.499
    Cardiovascular system3.26±0.852.70±1.360.028*3.07±0.852.78±1.530.291
    Total SOFA score11.02±3.008.83±3.700.004*10.79±3.219.05±4.010.031*1
    • Values are presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD).

    • ↵* p<0.05.

    • Sequential organ failure assessment (SOFA) were evaluated with the function of 6 organ system with the range from 0-24. NE: norepinephrine

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    Table 4

    - Clinical outcomes of patients in 2 groups.

    ParametersControl group (n=48)Metoprolol group (n=42)P-values
    Duration of mechanical ventilation8.04±8.398.00±9.620.042*
    CRRT23 (47.9)15 (35.7)0.288
    Number of organ faliure3.81±1.352.98±1.660.014*
    Length of ICU stay11.21±10.0816.21±13.860.0581
    • Values are presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD) or numbers and percentages (%).

    • ↵* p<0.05.

    • Renal failure was over stage 3 in acute kidney injury and other organ failures were based on sequential organ failure assessment score over 3 points, except cardiovascular failure. CRRT: continuous renal replacement therapy, ICU: intensive care unit

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