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Invasive und nichtinvasive Möglichkeiten des haemodynamischen Monitorings

Invasive and non-invasive haemodynamic monitoring

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Abstract

Haemodyanic monitoring is a fundamental element in the examination and treatment of critically ill patients in intensive care units. From the very beginning, physicians in training use different monitoring devices and interpret the derived variables. This review provides an overview of relevant theoretical and technical knowledge on the subject as well as a practical guide for daily use.

Zusammenfassung

Haemodynamisches Monitoring stellt eine „conditione sine qua non“ auf der Intensivstation dar, vom ersten Tag als Assistenzarzt an geht man mit den verschiedenen Monitoringverfahren um. Dieser Artikel beschreibt grundlegende physiologische Variablen und wie sie auf der Intensivstation gemessen werden. Es wird eine Einführung in die wichtigsten technischen und theoretischen Grundlagen sowie die praktische Anwendung der gängigsten hämodynamischen Monitoringverfahren gewährt.

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Huber, W., Rockmann, F. Invasive und nichtinvasive Möglichkeiten des haemodynamischen Monitorings. Intensivmed 45, 337–359 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00390-008-0894-y

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