Evaluation of indexing pulse pressure variation during low tidal ventilation

Indexing PPV to MV can be a feasible way to use dynamic parameters of fluid responsiveness across a wide spectrum of ventilator settings, such as during lung protective ventilation strategies involving lower tidal volumes. Future studies should evaluate the performance of the indexed parameters in guiding fluid therapy in the clinical setting and define thresholds.

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Die Anaesthesiologie
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2025-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00101-025-01575-w
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Hemodynamic Monitoring and Therapy
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Evaluation of indexing pulse pressure variation during low tidal ventilation

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Abstract

Indexing PPV to MV can be a feasible way to use dynamic parameters of fluid responsiveness across a wide spectrum of ventilator settings, such as during lung protective ventilation strategies involving lower tidal volumes. Future studies should evaluate the performance of the indexed parameters in guiding fluid therapy in the clinical setting and define thresholds.

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