Monitoreo hemodinámico utilizando variabilidad del volumen sistólico como parámetro para guiar el manejo de líquidos en pacientes sépticos
Resumen
Se presenta una serie de casos donde se compara la variabilidad del volumen sistólico con las variables estáticas habituales en la reanimación con fluidos de pacientes sépticos.
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