PiCCO技术简介和临床价值课件.pptVIP

* The global end-diastolic volume consists of the end-diastolic volumes of all four cardiac chambers. Even if this volume does not exist physiologically (diastole of all four cardiac chambers is not simultaneous), it does reflect the filling status of the heart and is a valid parameter of cardiac preload compared to the filling pressures. * The correlation of the global end-diastolic volume with the cardiac stroke volume is considerably better than with CVP or PCWP. GEDV is thus much better suited for measuring the cardiac preload. * The intrathoracic blood volume corresponds to the global e