Key result
Commonly used haemodynamic monitoring targets, including central venous pressure and dynamic indices, have significant limitations and lack sufficient evidence for improving patient-centered outcomes.
Highlights the limitations of common haemodynamic monitoring targets in critical care, cautioning against over-reliance on specific indices like CVP or ScvO2 and excessive fluid administration.
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Supports caution against over-reliance on standard haemodynamic targets; leaves open identification of superior, outcome-improving strategies.
Kwok M. Ho (2016) conducted a review in Critical illness and postoperative care. Haemodynamic monitoring targets was evaluated. Commonly used haemodynamic monitoring targets, including central venous pressure and dynamic indices, have significant limitations and lack sufficient evidence for improving patient-centered outcomes.
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