Hemodynamic management involves the assessment and optimization of blood flow, oxygen delivery, and perfusion to vital organs. It is critical in managing critically ill patients, particularly those with shock, sepsis, or cardiac dysfunction. Key components include monitoring heart rate, blood pressure, central venous pressure, cardiac output, and oxygen saturation. Management strategies aim to restore and maintain adequate circulation using fluids, vasopressors, inotropes, and mechanical support when necessary. Advanced tools such as echocardiography and invasive monitoring guide individualized therapy. Effective hemodynamic management improves patient outcomes by preventing organ failure and ensuring optimal tissue perfusion in critical care and perioperative settings.
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