Cardiometry: new options in cardiology

Rudenko, Mikhail Y.; Zernov, Vladimir A.; Voronova, Olga K.; Federation, Russian

doi:10.12710/cardiometry.2014.4.139140

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“…The thermodilution method is also based on the Fick principle. But however the role of the indicator in this case is performed not by oxygen, but by a solution cooled below body temperature, for example, an isotonic sodium chloride solution or a 5% glucose solution [1][2][3][4].…”

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Comparative clinical analysis of the cardiometric method, the thermodilution and the Fick method

Rudenko

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A brief comparative clinical analysis of the cardiometric method, thermodilution and the Fick method is presented below herein. It is shown that the cardiometric method makes it possible to obtain the values of a complete set of hemodynamic parameters in each cardiac cycle with recording as many cardiac cycles as required, monitor the state of the patient’s cardiovascular system in real time and obtain information about the dynamics of changes in its performance under the influence of external and internal impacts. It allows not only obtaining numerical values of hemodynamic parameters, but also qualitatively assessing the main functions of the cardiovascular system performance.

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Comparative clinical analysis of the cardiometric method, the thermodilution and the Fick method

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2023

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Cardiometry: new options in cardiology

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Comparative clinical analysis of the cardiometric method, the thermodilution and the Fick method

Comparative clinical analysis of the cardiometric method, the thermodilution and the Fick method

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