Methods of Monitoring Shock

Overview

Journal Semin Respir Crit Care Med

Specialties Critical Care
Pulmonary Medicine

Date 2005 Aug 10

PMID 16088506

Citations 4

Authors

Ednan K Bajwa

Atul Malhotra

B Taylor Thompson

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Abstract

Intensive monitoring is a crucial component of the management of shock. However, there is little consensus about optimal strategies for monitoring. Although the pulmonary artery catheter has been widely used, conflicting data exist about the utility of this device. A variety of other techniques have been developed in hopes of providing clinically useful information about myocardial function, intravascular volume, and indices of organ function. In addition, there is evolving evidence that targeting and monitoring certain physiological goals may be most important early in the course of shock. In this chapter, we examine many of the available monitoring techniques and the evidence supporting their use.

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