Blaise
@blaisehulin.bsky.social
EM trained doc doing CC fellowship
Non medicine interests include Chicago Sports, Marquette Basketball, USMNT
Non medicine interests include Chicago Sports, Marquette Basketball, USMNT
Reposted by Blaise
ICU Hemodynamics:
We divide patients with circulatory shock into 3 primary hemodynamic phenotypes, namely hypovolemic, vasodilatory/distributive, & cardiogenic (including obstructive)
But we all witness/manage "mixed" shock, an entity lacking a uniform, evidence-based definition:
We divide patients with circulatory shock into 3 primary hemodynamic phenotypes, namely hypovolemic, vasodilatory/distributive, & cardiogenic (including obstructive)
But we all witness/manage "mixed" shock, an entity lacking a uniform, evidence-based definition:
February 9, 2025 at 3:29 PM
ICU Hemodynamics:
We divide patients with circulatory shock into 3 primary hemodynamic phenotypes, namely hypovolemic, vasodilatory/distributive, & cardiogenic (including obstructive)
But we all witness/manage "mixed" shock, an entity lacking a uniform, evidence-based definition:
We divide patients with circulatory shock into 3 primary hemodynamic phenotypes, namely hypovolemic, vasodilatory/distributive, & cardiogenic (including obstructive)
But we all witness/manage "mixed" shock, an entity lacking a uniform, evidence-based definition: