Why the study?
Does the thermodilution method accurately measure right ventricular ejection fraction compared to radionuclear angiography in patients undergoing cardiac surgery?
Does the thermodilution method accurately measure right ventricular ejection fraction compared to radionuclear angiography in patients undergoing cardiac surgery?
The thermodilution method provides a valid bedside measurement of right ventricular ejection fraction during cardiac surgery that correlates well with radionuclear angiography.
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