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Critical Care and Resuscitation
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Document Date: 2014-12-15 19:12:19

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Irvine / Melbourne / Reading / Suresnes / /

Company

Edwards Lifesciences / Philips Medical Systems / /

Country

France / United States / Australia / Korea / /

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Facility

Austin Hospital / Kwan Dong University / /

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automatic algorithm / study protocol / real time / Online monitoring / automatic detection algorithms / /

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SPV / CVP / /

MedicalCondition

pulmonary artery pressure / stroke / pulmonary artery occlusion pressure / lower mean pulmonary arterial pressure / pulmonary artery catheter / measurement-capable pulmonary artery catheter / variation PVI Plethysmographic variability index SPV Systolic pressure variation SVV Stroke / pulmonary arterial pressure / stroke volume variation / scoliosis / arterial pressure PAOP Pulmonary artery occlusion pressure PAP Pulmonary / /

MedicalTreatment

fluid therapy / Coronary artery bypass surgery / cardiac surgery / catheter / bypass / surgery / abdominal surgery / mechanical ventilation / /

Organization

Kwan Dong University / Seoul / Department of Emergency Medicine / Austin Hospital Intensive Care Trust Fund / IN AL / Human Research Ethics Committee / Austin Hospital / /

Person

Ian Baldwin / Austin D. An / Vahid B. Does / Rinaldo Bellomo / Nigel Fealy / /

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Author / Director of Research2 / paid consultant / Nurse / Professor of Nursing2 / /

Product

Sodium bicarbonate / /

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Vermont / California / /

Technology

study protocol / automatic detection algorithms / /

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www.jficm.anzca.edu.au/aaccm/journal/publiusedcations.htm / /

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