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March 8, 2006Critical CareOpen Access

Peripheral arterial blood pressure monitoring adequately tracks central arterial blood pressure in critically ill patients: an observational study

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Why the study?

Does peripheral arterial blood pressure monitoring adequately track central arterial blood pressure in critically ill patients?

Population

55 critically ill patients with clinical indication of invasive arterial pressure monitoring in a…

Comparison

Peripheral arterial blood pressure monitoring vs Central arterial blood pressure monitoring

Design

Cohort

Authors

MMMariano Alejandro MigniniEli Lilly (United States)EPEnrique PiacentiniUniversity of VeronaADArnaldo DubínNational University of General San Martín

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Implication

Peripheral MAP may track central values adequately in critical care; leaves open outcome impact in high-risk subgroups.

Structured PICO

Does peripheral arterial blood pressure monitoring adequately track central arterial blood pressure in critically ill patients?

P
Population
55 critically ill patients with clinical indication of invasive arterial pressure monitoring in a surgical-medical ICU in a teaching hospital.
I
Intervention
Peripheral (radial) arterial blood pressure monitoring
C
Comparator
Central (femoral) arterial blood pressure monitoring
O
Outcome
Bias and precision between central and peripheral mean arterial blood pressuressurrogate

Measurement of mean arterial blood pressure in radial or femoral arteries is clinically interchangeable in critically ill patients, regardless of vasoactive drug dose.

Cite This Study

Mignini et al. (2006) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a83fc03403dcf0d873c29f8https://doi.org/10.1186/cc4852
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