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Med Int Mex 2021; 37 (6)

Non-invasive hemodynamic monitoring in sepsis. Surveillance of tissular perfusion to the head of the patient

Salguero-Rosales Y, Ezeta-Monroy ME, Duarte-Mote J, Lee Eng-Castro VE

Language: Spanish
References: 39
Page: 982-997
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ABSTRACT

Septic shock represents a complex disease that consumes many resources, it causes a very high death rate and it must be managed in a critical care unit. However, in many cases there is no physical space in these units and the invasive technology necessary for monitoring this type of patients is not available in the general hospitalization rooms. For this reason, a minimum invasion monitoring approach to the patient’s bedside is proposed. This monitoring is based on clinical and non-invasive hemodynamic aspects and an adequate interpretation of both arterial and venous gases. Likewise, the concept of oxygen debt and the practical form of its treatment are reinforced.


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