A number of methods have been proposed for the analysis of responsiveness [ 99, 100]; however there is currently no consensus on a "gold standard" measure of responsiveness [ 99].
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The gold standard of fluid responsiveness is defined as a change in the cardiac output or stroke volume ≥10 15% after rapid volume infusion of 250 ml [1].
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However, it is difficult to decide whether an anchor is required at all and if so, which anchor may be the most suitable ("gold standard") for the assessment of responsiveness (transition question, disease-specific, or generic anchor).
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The results are in qualitative accordance, but quantitatively the extent of responsiveness varies, with an average standard deviation, ∑ i = 1 SDrespi), as large as 15 ± 10.
The observer was blind from the reference standard as fluid responsiveness was determined after the end of the fluid challenge and was calculated a posteriori.
Our primary objective was to determine how well a mathematic model for plethysmograph estimation of pulsus paradoxus physiology (PEP) correlates with %FEV1 (criterion validity) and change of this criterion standard (responsiveness) during treatment in pediatric patients with acute asthma exacerbations.
