Why the study?
Does a continuous thermodilution technique accurately measure regional left ventricular blood flow compared to electromagnetic flowmeter recordings in patients with coronary disease?
Does a continuous thermodilution technique accurately measure regional left ventricular blood flow compared to electromagnetic flowmeter recordings in patients with coronary disease?
A continuous thermodilution technique provides accurate in vivo measurements of regional left ventricular blood flow in patients with coronary disease.
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Thermodilution may accurately measure regional LV flow in CAD; leaves open prospective validation against modern references.
Pepine et al. (1978) studied this question.
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