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| He required low dose noradrenaline of 2mcg/min for one hour that evening when his systemic vascular resistance dropped, associated with a concurrent reduction in cardiac index and a drop in cardiac output, but this was ceased after one hour as his cardiac status improved. [78,79] Exercise training guidelines are listed in Table 5 and include the attainment of a cardiac index of 1. Our research demonstrated that by altering our treatment based on blood volume measurement, patients experienced improved kidney function, cardiac index and blood oxygenation levels," noted Dr. |
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