Abstract:

Organ function rehabilitation in critically ill patients is fundamental to intensive care treatment, as organ dysfunction is associated with adverse outcomes. Integrating the concept of accelerated rehabilitation in the ICU, clinical treatments should aim to achieve functional recovery alongside hemodynamic stabilization, tailored to the disease type and the regulatory mechanisms of different organs' pathophysiology. Traditional shock resuscitation strategies prioritize perfusion, leaving organ function as the final consideration. The key is to focus on organ function early in the shock resuscitation process, guiding hemodynamic treatment to combine blood flow and organ function. By targeting organ function improvement through thorough assessment and precise treatment, we can achieve organ protection and long-term repair, ultimately improving the prognosis and quality of life for patients.

Key words: Blood flow, Resuscitation, Organ function