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Anesthesiology Clinics, 2022
Several components of an Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) pathway act to improve and simplify perioperative fluid and hemodynamic therapy. Modern perioperative fluid management has shifted away from the liberal fluid therapy and toward more individualized approaches.
W Brenton, French, Michael, Scott
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Several components of an Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) pathway act to improve and simplify perioperative fluid and hemodynamic therapy. Modern perioperative fluid management has shifted away from the liberal fluid therapy and toward more individualized approaches.
W Brenton, French, Michael, Scott
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Clinics in Perinatology, 1991
A review of the English literature reveals considerable disagreement regarding the cardiovascular hemodynamics of preeclampsia as measured by both noninvasive and invasive techniques. In the untreated patient, most of the data suggest the presence of low CO, low PCWP, and elevated SVR as compared to normotensive pregnancy.
B M, Sibai, W C, Mabie
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A review of the English literature reveals considerable disagreement regarding the cardiovascular hemodynamics of preeclampsia as measured by both noninvasive and invasive techniques. In the untreated patient, most of the data suggest the presence of low CO, low PCWP, and elevated SVR as compared to normotensive pregnancy.
B M, Sibai, W C, Mabie
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The American Journal of Cardiology, 2000
Present adaptive-rate pacemakers use a range of sensors for implementation in open-loop and closed-loop control systems. Hemodynamic sensors that detect the mechanical action of the heart and blood flow offer additional features to implement physiologic rate adaption in rate-controlling systems and rate-limiting systems.
D R, Daum, B R, Jones, D J, Lang
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Present adaptive-rate pacemakers use a range of sensors for implementation in open-loop and closed-loop control systems. Hemodynamic sensors that detect the mechanical action of the heart and blood flow offer additional features to implement physiologic rate adaption in rate-controlling systems and rate-limiting systems.
D R, Daum, B R, Jones, D J, Lang
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