Why the study?
Does perioperative TEE monitoring provide useful hemodynamic information in patients undergoing noncardiac surgery?
Does perioperative TEE monitoring provide useful hemodynamic information in patients undergoing noncardiac surgery?
Perioperative TEE provides valuable, minimally invasive hemodynamic monitoring during noncardiac surgeries such as laparoscopic and lung resection procedures.
TEE may detect procedure-specific atrial shifts without global dysfunction in noncardiac surgery; leaves open whether routine perioperative monitoring improves outcomes.
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