Journal article
Minimally invasive cardiac output monitoring: Agreement of oesophageal Doppler, LiDCOrapid™ and Vigileo FloTrac™ monitors in non-cardiac surgery
TD Phan, R Kluger, C Wan
Anaesthesia and Intensive Care | AUSTRALIAN SOC ANAESTHETISTS | Published : 2016
Abstract
There is lack of data about the agreement of minimally invasive cardiac output monitors, which make it impossible to determine if they are interchangeable or differ objectively in tracking physiological trends. We studied three commonly used devices: the oesophageal Doppler and two arterial pressure-based devices, the Vigileo FloTrac" and LiDCOrapid". The aim of this study was to compare the agreement of these three monitors in adult patients undergoing elective non-cardiac surgery. Measurements were taken at baseline and after predefined clinical interventions of fluid, metaraminol or ephedrine bolus. From 24 patients, 131 events, averaging 5.2 events per patient, were analysed. The cardiac..
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Funding Acknowledgements
Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists Investigator Grant 2010. LiDCO Pty Ltd provided their monitor, LiDCOrapid, for use without charge, but did not participate in the conduct of the study. The other devices were purchased for use at commercial rates.