Utilizing perfusion index for early identification of circulatory shock in neonates.

The study suggests that a PI < 0.7 may serve as an indicator of circulatory shock in neonates, offers good sensitivity and specificity. The PI, along with clinical parameters and serum lactate levels, is a valuable tool for early shock identification in neonatal intensive care. Further research, including multicenter studies, are warranted to validate these findings.

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Utilizing perfusion index for early identification of circulatory shock in neonates.

D. Lal, A S Vaanmathi, Chandrasekhar Varshini, U Navin
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Utilizing perfusion index for early identification of circulatory shock in neonates.

D. Lal, A S Vaanmathi, Chandrasekhar Varshini, U Navin
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The study suggests that a PI < 0.7 may serve as an indicator of circulatory shock in neonates, offers good sensitivity and specificity. The PI, along with clinical parameters and serum lactate levels, is a valuable tool for early shock identification in neonatal intensive care. Further research, including multicenter studies, are warranted to validate these findings.

PubMedVol. 80(Suppl 1)
Saveetha University (IN)
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Non-Invasive Vital Sign Monitoring
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Utilizing perfusion index for early identification of circulatory shock in neonates. — D. Lal, A S Vaanmathi, et al. · PubMed (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS