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Pro: Multimodal Monitoring Is the Way to Go
Pro: Multimodal Monitoring Is the Way to Go
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The speaker, a cardiologist, discusses the importance of multimodal monitoring in shock. They argue that although pulmonary artery (PA) catheters have fallen out of favor in ICU settings due to studies suggesting no difference in mortality or length of stay, there is evidence to suggest that PA catheters can still provide continuous feedback to guide treatment decisions and improve outcomes. The speaker presents data showing that the use of PA catheters is associated with decreased mortality in patients with cardiogenic shock. They also highlight the value of echocardiography in providing a complete picture of hemodynamics and pathophysiology. Echocardiography can help identify the underlying causes of shock and guide decision-making regarding treatment and weaning of mechanical circulatory support. The speaker emphasizes the importance of incorporating invasive hemodynamic monitoring in care plans and protocols for patients with cardiogenic shock to improve outcomes.
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Procedures, 2023
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Type: one-hour concurrent | Pro/Con: Do We Really Need Monitors for Shock? (SessionID 1119341)
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Procedures
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Monitoring
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2023
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cardiologist
multimodal monitoring
shock
pulmonary artery catheters
echocardiography
hemodynamic monitoring
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