INTRODUCTION Hemodynamic optimization in critical care has long relied on the concept of fluid responsiveness – the ability of the heart to increase stroke volume in response to a volume challenge. Dynamic indices, such as pulse pressure variation and passive leg raising, predict this response.() However, only about half of critically ill patients are fluid […]
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