Medical Devices
Researchers' work from Australia, India and the United States adds to medical devices body of knowledge
Published in Heart Disease Weekly, November 12th, 2006
Study 1: The capnodynamic method may have potential for continuous noninvasive cardiac output monitoring in patients undergoing anesthesia for major surgery, and in critical care on a routine basis.
According to a study from Australia, "Cardiac output monitoring is most important where cardiovascular stability is potentially threatened, such as during major surgery and in critically ill patients. However, continuous monitoring of cardiac output is still not performed routinely during anesthesia and critical care, because of invasiveness, expense, and...
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Source: Heart Disease Weekly (2006-11-12)
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