Basic And Advanced Hemodynamics

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Basic And Advanced Hemodynamics: William Harvey published “Da Mortis Cordis and thus began the field of hemodynamics. Almost 400 years later; anatomy, physiology, and mathematics are still relevant to identify the benefits of existing and emerging hemodynamic technologies. In this CME, the aim is to walk through the memory lane, walk through the rise and fall of various monitoring modalities. Despite so many advances, controversy exists regarding choosing a planning protocol or selecting invasive/minimally invasive endpoints for therapy targets.

Emphasis will be laid on the early identification of patients at risk of hemodynamic instability and choosing the customized approach to monitoring. Anesthesiologists cater to all the subspecialties of the hospital. Different clinical scenarios in diverse clinical settings will be the core of the CME to make it interactive that will help in the build-up to decision making.

We do know that misinterpretation of data is the biggest fallacy of monitoring, the focus will be on appropriate interpretation and rational therapeutic decisions. Faculty from diverse and specific fields who have the right blend of knowledge and wisdom will take you to the guide tour of hemodynamic monitoring from where you can start your own journey with numbers, interpretation, waveform analysis, and decisions. For more visit RAAONLINE.