Perioperative Hemodynamic Monitoring and Goal Directed Therapy
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Perioperative Hemodynamic Monitoring and Goal Directed Therapy
From Theory to Practice
Cannesson, Maxime; Pearse, Rupert
Cambridge University Press
09/2014
297
Dura
Inglês
9781107048171
15 a 20 dias
790
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Preface; Foreword Emanuel P. Rivers; Part I. Surgery and Critical Care: Epidemiology and Public Health Approach: 1. Patient outcome following major surgery Elisa Kam and Rupert Pearse; 2. Statistical methods in hemodynamic research Yannick Le Manach and Gary Colins; 3. New trends in perioperative medicine Gautam Kumar, David Walker and Michael Mythen; 4. The surgical home: a paradigm shift toward perioperative practice Shermeen B. Vakharia, Zeev N. Kain and Leslie M. Garson; Part II. Cardiovascular Physiology Applied to the Perioperative and Critical Care Settings: 5. Overview of the circulation Michael R. Pinsky; 6. Cardiac function and myocardial perfusion Jason H. Chua, Rudolph Nguyen and Aman Mahajan; 7. Blood pressure regulation Sheldon Magder; 8. Microcirculation and mitochondrial dysfunction Daniel De Backer and Diego Orbegozo Cortes; 9. Hemoglobin function and patient blood management Aryeh Shander, Faraz Syed and Mazyar Javidroozi; 10. A rational approach to fluid and volume management Daniel Chappell and Matthias Jacob; 11. Vasopressors and inotropes Robert H. Thiele and James M. Isbell; 12. Cardiovascular physiology applied to critical care and anesthesia Nils Siegenthaler and Karim Bendjelid; Part III. Hemodynamic Monitoring in the Perioperative Environment: 13. Integrative approach for hemodynamic monitoring Christoph K. Hofer, Steffen Rex and Michael T. Ganter; 14. Evaluation of a cardiac output monitor Lester Augustus Hall Critchley; 15. Invasive hemodynamic monitoring systems Paul E. Marik; 16. Semi-invasive and non-invasive hemodynamic monitoring systems Cedric Carrie, Mathieu Serie and Matthieu Biais; 17. Mean systemic pressure monitoring Michael R. Pinsky; 18. Fluid responsiveness assessment Xavier Monnet and Jean-Louis Teboul; 19. Non-invasive and continuous arterial pressure monitoring Berthold Bein and Christoph Ilies; 20. Monitoring the microcirculation Daniel De Backer and Katia Donadello; 21. ScvO2 monitoring Alice Carter and Rupert Pearse; Part IV. Goal Directed Hemodynamic Optimization: 22. Goal directed therapy in the intensive care and emergency settings: what is the evidence? Joseph Meltzer; 23. Goal directed therapy in the perioperative setting: what is the evidence? Eric Edison and Andrew Rhodes; 24. Endpoints of goal directed therapy in the OR and in the ICU Nathan H. Waldron, Timothy E. Miller and Tong J. Gan; 25. What is a fluid challenge and how to perform it? Maurizio Cecconi; 26. The relationship between anesthesia, hemodynamics and outcome Tom Abbott and Gareth L. Ackland; 27. Goal directed fluid and hemodynamic therapy in cardiac surgical patients Byron D. Feregerson and Gerard R. Manecke, Jr; 28. Goal directed therapy and hemodynamic optimization in the critical care setting: practical applications and benefits Trung Vu, Davinder Ramsingh, William Wilson and Maxime Cannesson; 29. Goal directed therapy at the bedside: the nurse perspective Elizabeth J. Bridges and Debra R. Metter; 30. A nurse anesthetist perspective: does perioperative goal directed fluid management yield better patient outcomes compared to the traditional method? Ann B. Singleton; 31. How to implement GDT in an institution and at the national level Timothy E. Miller and Michael Mythen; 32. Decision support and closed-loop systems for hemodynamic optimization and fluid management Joseph Rinehart; Index.
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Preface; Foreword Emanuel P. Rivers; Part I. Surgery and Critical Care: Epidemiology and Public Health Approach: 1. Patient outcome following major surgery Elisa Kam and Rupert Pearse; 2. Statistical methods in hemodynamic research Yannick Le Manach and Gary Colins; 3. New trends in perioperative medicine Gautam Kumar, David Walker and Michael Mythen; 4. The surgical home: a paradigm shift toward perioperative practice Shermeen B. Vakharia, Zeev N. Kain and Leslie M. Garson; Part II. Cardiovascular Physiology Applied to the Perioperative and Critical Care Settings: 5. Overview of the circulation Michael R. Pinsky; 6. Cardiac function and myocardial perfusion Jason H. Chua, Rudolph Nguyen and Aman Mahajan; 7. Blood pressure regulation Sheldon Magder; 8. Microcirculation and mitochondrial dysfunction Daniel De Backer and Diego Orbegozo Cortes; 9. Hemoglobin function and patient blood management Aryeh Shander, Faraz Syed and Mazyar Javidroozi; 10. A rational approach to fluid and volume management Daniel Chappell and Matthias Jacob; 11. Vasopressors and inotropes Robert H. Thiele and James M. Isbell; 12. Cardiovascular physiology applied to critical care and anesthesia Nils Siegenthaler and Karim Bendjelid; Part III. Hemodynamic Monitoring in the Perioperative Environment: 13. Integrative approach for hemodynamic monitoring Christoph K. Hofer, Steffen Rex and Michael T. Ganter; 14. Evaluation of a cardiac output monitor Lester Augustus Hall Critchley; 15. Invasive hemodynamic monitoring systems Paul E. Marik; 16. Semi-invasive and non-invasive hemodynamic monitoring systems Cedric Carrie, Mathieu Serie and Matthieu Biais; 17. Mean systemic pressure monitoring Michael R. Pinsky; 18. Fluid responsiveness assessment Xavier Monnet and Jean-Louis Teboul; 19. Non-invasive and continuous arterial pressure monitoring Berthold Bein and Christoph Ilies; 20. Monitoring the microcirculation Daniel De Backer and Katia Donadello; 21. ScvO2 monitoring Alice Carter and Rupert Pearse; Part IV. Goal Directed Hemodynamic Optimization: 22. Goal directed therapy in the intensive care and emergency settings: what is the evidence? Joseph Meltzer; 23. Goal directed therapy in the perioperative setting: what is the evidence? Eric Edison and Andrew Rhodes; 24. Endpoints of goal directed therapy in the OR and in the ICU Nathan H. Waldron, Timothy E. Miller and Tong J. Gan; 25. What is a fluid challenge and how to perform it? Maurizio Cecconi; 26. The relationship between anesthesia, hemodynamics and outcome Tom Abbott and Gareth L. Ackland; 27. Goal directed fluid and hemodynamic therapy in cardiac surgical patients Byron D. Feregerson and Gerard R. Manecke, Jr; 28. Goal directed therapy and hemodynamic optimization in the critical care setting: practical applications and benefits Trung Vu, Davinder Ramsingh, William Wilson and Maxime Cannesson; 29. Goal directed therapy at the bedside: the nurse perspective Elizabeth J. Bridges and Debra R. Metter; 30. A nurse anesthetist perspective: does perioperative goal directed fluid management yield better patient outcomes compared to the traditional method? Ann B. Singleton; 31. How to implement GDT in an institution and at the national level Timothy E. Miller and Michael Mythen; 32. Decision support and closed-loop systems for hemodynamic optimization and fluid management Joseph Rinehart; Index.
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