Method and apparatus for assessment of fluid responsiveness
作者： Maxime Cannesson
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关键词: Simulation 、 Biomedical engineering 、 Fluid therapy 、 Fluid responsiveness 、 Signal 、 Lead (electronics) 、 Computer science 、 Digital computer
摘要: Disclosed embodiments include a method for assessing fluid responsiveness implemented in medical apparatus, system, or digital computer with one more processors comprising: (a) measuring an electrocardiogram signal, and (b) computing dynamic index predictive of from said by calculating the R-wave amplitude variability over respiratory cycles. According to particular embodiment, ECG changes are calculated DII lead generate guide therapy.
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