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. 1979 Oct 6;121(7):879–885.

Basic equipment requirements for hemodynamic monitoring.

B C Morton
PMCID: PMC1704456  PMID: 497978

Abstract

Hemodynamic monitoring in the critically ill patient requires the use of sophisticated electronic devices. To use this equipment one should have a general understanding of the principles involved and the requirements of a reliable system. This communication serves to explain the requirements of the various components of a hemodynamic monitoring system and to demonstrate how they interact to produce accurate and safe electronic signals from mechanical wave forms obtained from the patient.

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