García-Domínguez G, Monarez-Zepeda E, Barriga-Ferreyra P

Language: Spanish
References: 13
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ABSTRACT

One challenge for the cardiologist is to achieve optimal blood volume for to improve cardiac output, and avoid excessive blood volume that could favor a negative prognosis. Now is known that the positive balance is associated with increased mortality; today we have different standards for assessing preload yet none is highly reliable; the objective of this review is to give a reminder of its physiological concept and profits in patient monitoring.

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