Noninvasive cardiac output monitor to quantify hydration status in ischemic stroke patients: A feasibility study

Blood urea nitrogen and creatinine in in-hospital cardiac arrest patients

“…10 However, no gold standard method could be applied for measuring hydration status objectively, contributing to a biggest challenge for targeted rehydration treatment suggestively. 16 We are wondering how to share the authors’ experience with other patients if IHCA patients are stated to have a BCR greater than 16.7, 10 since rehydration therapy is relatively difficult in the context of airway compromise and fluid overload in patients with co-existing cardiac diseases, especially heart failure. 16 Unfortunately, up to two-fifths of patients were found in Dr. Meng’s study.…”

“…16 We are wondering how to share the authors’ experience with other patients if IHCA patients are stated to have a BCR greater than 16.7, 10 since rehydration therapy is relatively difficult in the context of airway compromise and fluid overload in patients with co-existing cardiac diseases, especially heart failure. 16 Unfortunately, up to two-fifths of patients were found in Dr. Meng’s study. 10 Did these patients with underlying heart failure presented as IHCA also have the similar correlation between BCR and worse neurological outcome?…”