Why the study?
Do right atrial and pulmonary artery pressures accurately indicate left atrial pressure during fluid therapy following hemorrhagic shock in baboons?
Population
Baboons following hemorrhagic shock
Design
Preclinical
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This preclinical study evaluates the utility of right-sided heart pressures as surrogates for left atrial pressure during fluid resuscitation in a baboon model of hemorrhagic shock.
Do right atrial and pulmonary artery pressures accurately indicate left atrial pressure during fluid therapy following hemorrhagic shock in baboons?
This preclinical study evaluates the utility of right-sided heart pressures as surrogates for left atrial pressure during fluid resuscitation in a baboon model of hemorrhagic shock.
Moss et al. (1969) studied this question.
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