Hemodynamic Monitoring Training Material
Hemodynamic insights and quantification of pulmonary edema (ELWI) and it’s cause (PVPI) - directly at bedside - allow intensive care physicians to take rapid therapeutic decisions.
Support and Guidance
PiCCO practical help
Find out more how to optimize PiCCO thermodilution measurements in daily use. Containing comprehensive practical support, the PiCCO Trouble Shooting Guide assists clinicians and technicians when in need for handling information.
PiCCO and PulsioFlex Setup
PiCCO and PulsioFlex Setup_ICU Hemodynamic Monitoring detecting lung water with ELWI, PVPI
Analysis of hemodynamic parameters with PiCCO
Quantification of pulmonary edema (ELWI, PVPI) and analysis of hemodynamic parameters with PiCCO.
PiCCO Case: Sepsis, ARDS
PiCCO Case: Sepsis, ARDS - How to interprete hemodynamic parameters of an ICU patient with pulmonary edema
Advanced Patient Monitoring documents
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PiCCO Technology
The life of your critically ill patient depends on the right decision for the next therapeutic step. Therapeutic conflicts often arise at the critical care bedside, where you need dependable information you can trust. A set of reliable hemodynamic parameters can help determine the best individual treatment for your patients.
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PulsioFlex Monitoring Platform
The PulsioFlex Platform for advanced hemodynamic patient monitoring is easily adaptable to every patient’s individual needs and specific physician requirements, at all times.
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Questions & Answers for PiCCO Technology
PiCCO is useful for all critically ill patients requiring hemodynamic monitoring. These may include intensive care patients from various departments. In general, PiCCO is recommended in cases of unstable hemodynamic situations, unclear volume status and in situations with therapeutic conflicts.
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PiCCO Decision Tree
Overview about hemodynamic normal values