Diagnosis and treatment of the hypotensive very low birth weight infant during postnatal transition

Raab, Edward L.; Seri, István

doi:10.1038/sj.jp.7211564

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“…Measurement of BP commonly guides circulatory management with volume replacement or inotropes and vasopressors [24,25]. Continuous BP monitoring via an intra-arterial catheter is feasible even in the tiniest infants.…”

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Accuracy of non-invasive blood pressure monitoring in very preterm infants

et al. 2012

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Although the average differences between invasive and non-invasive BP measurements are acceptable, the range of under- and overestimation of non-invasive BP measurements is large and not consistent, making reliance on non-invasive modalities to guide circulatory management problematic. If arterial BP monitoring is not available, our results suggest measuring non-invasive BP on the leg in preterm infants with a birth weight no greater than 1,000 g.

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