Hypovolemic shock happens when a drop in blood volume — usually due to bleeding — leads to severe complications, including organ failure. Symptoms include a rapid heart rate and breathing difficulty.

Recently 3 patients were observed who exhibited paroxysmal elevation of blood pressure with many features suggesting catecholamine release. Despite intensive investigation no evidence for ...

Hemorrhagic shock can occur after losing a significant amount of blood. Both internal and external bleeding can cause it. Hemorrhagic shock is life threatening and requires immediate medical attention ...

Hypovolemia is a life-threatening complication that occurs when the loss of blood or other bodily fluids causes the body's fluid volume to drop. When you lose more than 15% of your fluid volume, your ...

Centhaquine is a first-of-its-kind resuscitative agent to treat hypovolemic shock by increasing stroke volume and cardiac output due to an increase in (preload) venous blood return to the heart and a ...