Why the study?
Does cardiac output monitoring using pulmonary carbon dioxide elimination provide accurate measurements compared to other minimally invasive techniques in peri-operative and critical care patients?
Does cardiac output monitoring using pulmonary carbon dioxide elimination provide accurate measurements compared to other minimally invasive techniques in peri-operative and critical care patients?
Pulmonary carbon dioxide elimination techniques offer a minimally invasive method for cardiac output monitoring with accuracy comparable to other established techniques in perioperative and critical care settings.
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May support partial CO2 rebreathing for cardiac output monitoring; leaves open need for randomized validation in perioperative care.
Philip J. Peyton (2013) studied this question.
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