Mejía RE, Román SV, Montelongo FJ, Carmona DA

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RESUMEN

La ecocardiografía realizada por especialistas no radiólogos es una herramienta que contribuye al diagnóstico y monitoreo de los pacientes críticos, además de ser una herramienta económica, precisa, no invasiva y que se puede realizar a la cabecera del paciente. La medida del gasto cardiaco se refiere a la cantidad de sangre que sale de los ventrículos del corazón a la circulación mayor o menor; en el ámbito de la medicina crítica, es una medida muy importante para verificar el diagnóstico etiológico del estado de choque y además se utiliza para guiar el manejo de los pacientes. Nuestro estudio comparó la medida de gasto cardiaco medido a través del volumen sistólico en modo bidimensional versus ecuación de continuidad.

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