Attached are a basic outline and summary of elementary echocardiography, the second title is more advanced with quantification of valvular lesions.
Remember that the IVC size and collapse during breathing only represent CVP and is prone to the same limitations as measuring CVP through a CVC. IVC measurement in intubated patients is not reliable to assess CVP. Distensibility index on the other hand can be used in intubated patients.
Measurement of CVP is not without some merit, as long as the limitations are understood and what exactly is being measured. Refuting the measurement altogether is not appropriate
Why should we continue measuring central venous
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dJeS0FkJfXVJKukY8Czzco9XWosM2Lgu/view?usp=sharing
Greater use of echocardiography did not appear to be
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myocardial infarction.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qc5mG6w2UTsPCxFfYLUFU9R0lR472COr/view?usp=sharing
In sepsis and hypotension in all-comers , I am certain would give different results.