Haemodynamic Monitoring

1.1. Learning Objectives

After studying this module on Haemodynamic monitoring, you should be able to:

Determine the appropriate haemodynamic monitoring for diagnosis and assessment of tissue hypoperfusion
Describe the correct set up of specific haemodynamic monitors
Discuss the complications and limitations of haemodynamic monitors
Interpret haemodynamic data appropriately for diagnosis and therapy in the major types of circulatory dysfunction
Recognise and utilise the diagnostic capacity of haemodynamic monitoring modalities.

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Faculty Disclosures:
The authors reported the following disclosures: Jean-Louis Vincent received grants from Edwards Lifesciences, Pulsion and LiDCO for meetings; Daniel De Backer received a study grant from Edwards Lifesciences for the evaluation of Vigileo© and material for studies from Pulsion and LiDCO; Jan Bakker received a research grant from Pulsion Benelux in support of a multi centre study. Frances Colreavy reported no disclosures.

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Haemodynamic Monitoring

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