Yes, great study showing that there’s no added Risk from TEE. Now need to do a study showing whether there is benefit from adjusting compressions to ensure there is no outflow or aortic occlusion during CPR. Otherwise benefit will be very small from simply having a diagnostic tool in situ.
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So I think this is a step in the right direction, just have to apply the interface concept and follow micro circulation. I’m waiting on my device ;-)
Yeah i’m not a fan of plr or fluid responsiveness. But a huge fan of following the microcirculation!
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used to have a micro convex probe which was a really great all-around probe, but for a Procedures like lines I mostly use standard surface pro, for deeper stuff usually cardiac just for the small footprint
Absolutely. Almost always, The IVC wink tells u all is ok on the western front and clean lungs tell you the east is pretty ok too.
I think the only one that really diagnosis it is the long point. Otherwise you have the caveats of hyper inflation with minimal movement, diaphragmatic paralysis, etc.
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Yeah that was my first idea for it but won’t replace TEE, but to see my reboa effect. I think it can be very useful in right patients. In the hands of say an er nurse/pa that doesn’t have pocus skills, identifying congested and non-fr states has worth!
I think the cvp varies (due to msfp eg vol/vasc squeeze) so may be ok despite baseline dysfunction of RV, so correlation probably not perfect.
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