Strategy in Bedside Hemodynamic MonitoringJean-François Dhainaut, Didier Payen |
Contents
Physiological Determinants of Hemodynamic Parameters | 28 |
Determining Factors of Tissue O₂ Uptake 2 | 41 |
El Allaf D Reinhart | 45 |
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Strategy in Bedside Hemodynamic Monitoring Jean-Francois Dhainaut,Didier Payen No preview available - 1991 |
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acute myocardial infarction afterload analysis Anesthesiology aortic assessment blood flow blood pressure cardiac output cardiac surgery Cardiol catheterization central venous changes circulation circulatory clinical compliance contractility coronary artery correlation Crit critically ill patients curve decrease determined diagnosis diastolic disease dobutamine Doppler echocardiography ejection fraction end-diastolic volume evaluation fiberoptic filling pressure fluid hemodynamic hemodynamic monitoring hemoglobin hypovolemia increase indicator injection intensive intraoperative invasive left ventricular lung mechanical ventilation metabolic method mixed venous oxygen mmHg myocardial ischemia noninvasive normal O₂ uptake oximetry oxygen consumption oxygen delivery oxygen saturation parameters PCWP PEEP perfusion peripheral Physiol postoperative preload pulmonary artery catheter pulmonary artery pressure pulse PVO2 respiratory failure right ventricular RVEF sepsis septic shock ST-segment depression stroke volume studies SVO₂ Swan-Ganz catheter systolic temperature therapy thermodilution thermodilution technique tissue oxygenation transmural variables vascular resistance venous oxygen saturation venous pressure venous return ventilatory cycle ventricular dysfunction ventricular function VO₂