Stroke Volume Optimization: Utilization of the Newest Cardiac Vital Sign: Considerations in Recovery from Cardiac Surgery.

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2019
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Abstract
The hemodynamic monitoring landscape is rapidly evolving from pressure-based and static parameters to more blood flow-based and dynamic parameters. Consensus guidelines for cardiac surgery state that the pulmonary artery catheter is neither required nor helpful in most patients. In the meantime, critical care has been searching for the alternatives to the pulmonary artery catheter and protocols for use. Best available evidence for any protocol developed suggests the inclusion of stroke volume optimization to determine fluid responsiveness. Additional strategies to using stroke volume to optimize hemodynamics, including case studies, are discussed.
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Authors Johnson, Alexander;Stevenson, Jillian;Gu, Hong;Huml, Jeffrey;
Journal critical care nursing clinics of north america
Year 2019
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S0899-5885(19)30031-0
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