Why the study?
Does xenon-based anaesthesia affect the accuracy of cardiac output measurement using partial CO2 rebreathing compared to TIVA in patients undergoing aortic reconstruction?
Population
39 patients with ASA physical status III undergoing aortic reconstruction
Comparison
Xenon-based general anaesthesia vs Total intravenous anaesthesia (TIVA)
Design
RCT, Randomly assigned
Follow-up
Intraoperative
Authors
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Partial CO2 rebreathing overestimates cardiac output during xenon anaesthesia; clinicians should avoid this method and researchers should validate alternatives in xenon settings.
Does xenon-based anaesthesia affect the accuracy of cardiac output measurement using partial CO2 rebreathing compared to TIVA in patients undergoing aortic reconstruction?
The NICO cardiac output monitor using partial CO2 rebreathing is inappropriate for determining cardiac output during xenon-based anaesthesia due to significant overestimation.
Bein et al. (2004) studied this question.
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