Why the study?
Is impedance cardiography a suitable and reproducible method to measure intrapatient changes in cardiac output compared to thermodilution?
Population
Various groups including normal subjects, subjects undergoing bloodletting, dialysis patients with…
Comparison
Impedance cardiography vs Thermodilution
Design
Other
Authors
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Impedance cardiography may track intrapatient cardiac output changes; leaves open routine clinical use or absolute-value replacement of thermodilution.
Is impedance cardiography a suitable and reproducible method to measure intrapatient changes in cardiac output compared to thermodilution?
Impedance cardiography is a reproducible and suitable method for measuring intrapatient changes in cardiac output under strictly defined conditions, showing good correlation with thermodilution for percentage changes.
Boer et al. (1979) studied this question.
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