Sentence examples for monitoring in shock from inspiring English sources

It is possible to guide hemodynamic monitoring in shock patients using values of central venous lactate and variations of SBE.

These findings might imply that femoral placement of arterial lines is the gold standard for invasive arterial blood pressure monitoring in shock patients.

The purpose of the present review is to review our experience with near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) monitoring in shock resuscitation and predicting clinical outcomes.

The 2006 International Consensus Conference on hemodynamic monitoring in shock also recommended that preload measurement alone not be used to predict fluid responsiveness [ 30].

In keeping with international guidelines for hemodynamic monitoring in shock, our unit does not routinely use pulmonary artery catheters [ 61], and LV filling pressure is not pursued as a therapeutic target.

To evaluate skeletal and subcutaneous StO2 changes as surrogates for DO2 I changes and to compare these variables with other commonly used indices of shock resuscitation, we conducted a prospective study using StO2 monitors in shock resuscitation [ 8]. Figure 2a, b represents the variables tracked over the first 24 hours of ICU admission.

The aim of this study was to determine the usefulness of end tidal carbon dioxide (ETCO2) monitoring in hypotensive shock patients presenting to the ED.

For all these reasons, interest in SvO2 monitoring in septic shock has been debated - although SvO2 or its surrogate, central venous oxygen saturation, has been recommended as a major hemodynamic target of early resuscitation in septic shock [ 4, 5].

A fiber optic pulmonary artery flotation catheter (Baxter Swan-Ganz® Intelicath™ continuous cardiac output thermodilution catheter 139H, 7.5 Fr; Baxter/Edwards Critical-Care, Irvine, CA, USA) and a radial artery catheter were inserted as part of the routine for continuous cardiovascular monitoring in septic shock.

The use of ETCO2 in the ED has great potential to be used as a method of non-invasive monitoring of patients in shock.

However, this would not defeat the purpose of the study,which was to use ETCO2 for the monitoring of patients in shock with the presence of hypotension.