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    • In non-cirrhotic, non-jaundiced patients, cardiac index (CI) initially decreased with rising systemic vascular resistance (SVR), followed by recovery. Circulating blood volume often decreased post-operatively, then increased. Cirrhotic patients exhibited a pre- and post-operative hyperdynamic state, with higher pulmonary pressures, indicating a risk of cardiorespiratory insufficiency from overhydration. Jaundiced patients showed hemodynamic patterns similar to non-cirrhotic patients but with lower SVR, and despite lower PO2 and higher alveolar-arterial oxygen difference (AaDO2), they did not develop severe respiratory distress.

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    • Provides critical insights into post-hepatectomy cardiorespiratory management.
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