Central Venous Pressure: Just a Blast from the Past or Relevant? A Debate
Bikram K Gupta, Arnavjyoti Das, Vinod Kumar Singh, Gopinath Ramachandran
Keywords :
Acute care unit, Bedside monitoring, Central venous pressure, Critical care units, Echocardiography, Fluid responsiveness, Hemodynamic monitor, Ultrasound
Citation Information :
Gupta BK, Das A, Singh VK, Ramachandran G. Central Venous Pressure: Just a Blast from the Past or Relevant? A Debate. 2023; 2 (2):89-95.
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