Tom 14, Nr 4 (2019)
CHOROBY TĘTNIC OBWODOWYCH
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Wybrane metody ciągłego monitorowania rzutu minutowego serca w pracowni hemodynamiki i na oddziale intensywnej opieki kardiologicznej
Kardiol Inwazyjna 2019;14(4):16-23.
Streszczenie
In this review the most common methods of continuous cardiac
output monitoring, which may be used in patients submitted to
high-risk percutaneous coronary interventions in the cathlabs
or in patients with acute heart failure or shock in intensive
cardiac care units were shown. Briefly, classical Swan-Ganz
pulmonary artery catheter was described with some of the
newest technical developments (such as automatic cardiac
output and continuous oximetry measurement, right ventricular
diastolic volume and systolic function assessment), as well
as less invasive methods such as pulse contour analysis and
transpulmonary termodilution, which allow to calculate some
useful parameters to monitor and guide treatment according to
the principle of goal directed therapy. Finally, minimally invasive
doppler transesophageal technique and completely non-invasive
method of transthoracic bioimpedance were presented.
Słowa kluczowe: rzut minutowy sercaobjętość wyrzutowamonitorowaniecewnik Swan-Ganzatermodylucja przezpłucnaanaliza fali tętna
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