Randomized trial investigates advanced haemodynamic monitoring for risk classification and management in cardiogenic shock, suggesting improved outcomes.
Key Points
This review aims to outline various haemodynamic monitoring methods in cardiogenic shock, emphasizing their prognostic value and management implications.
Describes multimodal haemodynamic monitoring techniques in cardiogenic shock
Discusses phenotypic variations including isolated right ventricular failure and biventricular dysfunction
Highlights the prognostic significance of specific haemodynamic variables and the use of pulmonary artery catheters
Identified different phenotypes of cardiogenic shock associated with poor outcomes
Supported early use of pulmonary artery catheters in management guidance
Combined strategies of catheterization and echocardiography improve individualized treatment plans