biventricular failure caused by septic shock
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biventricular failure caused by septic shock
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Added: 15-01-2012
Runtime: 0m 27s
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about 80 y old patient with septic shock caused by severe pulmonary infection (gram-stain: gram-negative rod cells > pseudomonas). TEE showed a biventricular hypodynamic septic cardiomyopathy, beside we could see a mitral insuffiziency (2. grade; PISA 0,6), no reflux in pulmonary veins. We administered high dose catecholamines (norepinephrin, dobutamin), so we could stabilize the haemodynamic clinical situation.
about 80 y old patient with septic shock caused by severe pulmonary infection (gram-stain: gram-negative rod cells > pseudomonas). TEE showed a biventricular hypodynamic septic cardiomyopathy, beside we could see a mitral insuffiziency (2. grade; PISA 0,6), no reflux in pulmonary veins. We administered high dose catecholamines (norepinephrin, dobutamin), so we could stabilize the haemodynamic clinical situation.
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Amazing the spontaneous contrast!