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Doppler determination of cardiac output in infants and children: comparison with simultaneous thermodilution

Mellander et al., 1987

Document ID
4539603809028609581
Author
Mellander M
Sabel K
Caidahl K
Solymar L
Eriksson B
Publication year
Publication venue
Pediatric cardiology

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Ten children, aged six weeks to 13 years, without intracardiac shunts or lesions that could cause turbulent flow in the ascending aorta or aortic regurgitation, underwent cardiac catheterization, including cardiac output measurements by thermodilution. Simultaneously …
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