Hemodynamic Changes in Patients with Acute
Michaël Thomas, R Malmcrona, John Shillingford
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Michaël Thomas, R Malmcrona, John Shillingford
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The hemodynamic changes following acute myocardial infarction have been studied in patients in an intensive care unit. Serial determinations of cardiac output and blood pressure have shown a wide range of hemodynamic patterns in severely ill patients varying from a low cardiac output and high peripheral resistance to a high cardiac output and low peripheral resistance. The progression of changes during the illness and their relation to the clinical findings have been discussed.
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The hemodynamic changes following acute myocardial infarction have been studied in patients in an intensive care unit. Serial determinations of cardiac output and blood pressure have shown a wide range of hemodynamic patterns in severely ill patients varying from a low cardiac output and high peripheral resistance to a high cardiac output and low peripheral resistance. The progression of changes during the illness and their relation to the clinical findings have been discussed.
Key concepts: Medicine, Hemodynamics, Cardiac output, Peripheral resistance, Myocardial infarction, Cardiology, Peripheral, Blood pressure