SHoC-IVC: Does assessment of the inferior vena cava by point-of-care ultrasound independently predict fluid status in spontaneously breathing patients with undifferentiated hypotension?

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Robert Dunfield
Peter Ross
Daniel Dutton
Kavish Chandra
David Lewis
Frank Scheuermeyer
Jacqueline Fraser
Patrick Boreskie
Chau Pham
Sultan Ali
Hein Lamprecht
Melanie Stander
Cameron Keyes
Ryan Henneberry
Paul Atkinson
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[1] Department of Emergency Medicine,Department of Emergency Medicine
[2] Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick,Department of Emergency Medicine
[3] University of British Columbia,Department of Emergency Medicine
[4] Horizon Health Network,Division of Emergency Medicine
[5] University of Manitoba,Department of Emergency Medicine
[6] University of Stellenbosch,undefined
[7] St. Francis Xavier University,undefined
[8] Dalhousie University,undefined
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Canadian Journal of Emergency Medicine | 2023年 / 25卷
关键词：
Point-of-care ultrasound; Inferior vena cava; Hypotension; Fluid status; Emergency department; échographie au point de service; veine cave inférieure; hypotension; état du liquide; service d’urgence;
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