Sheree Jordan & Jan M. Headley - Fluid or not? Making the case for stroke volume variation

1.	Fluid or not? Making the case for stroke volume variation
2.	Sharee Jordan Speaker Profile
3.	Jan M. HeadleySpeaker Profile
4.	Session Description
5.	Learning Outcomes
6.	Bibliography
7.	Does this Patient NEED Fluid??
8.	WE Have a Problem...
9.	Static indices are poor predictors
10.	Pressure Based Parameters
11.	Pressure Based Parameters cont.
12.	Dynamic Preload Predicting Parameters
13.	SPV, PPV, SVV Defined
14.	SVV: The Basic Formula
15.	Preload Responsiveness: SVV
16.	Pulsus Paradoxus: The Origin of SVV
17.	Dynamic Response to Preload
18.	F-S Curve for Preload Responsiveness

19.	Two Major Indications of SVV:
20.	Fluid Responsive??
21.	“The Clinical Value”
22.	Issue of Predicting Fluid Responsiveness
23.	Useful but has some limitations
24.	Spontaneously Breathing Patients
25.	PLR Research: It’s Not New
26.	PLR??
27.	PLR Effects on Starling Curve
28.	How to Perform a PLR
29.	PLR vs Trendelenburg
30.	AJCC 2005;14:364-368
31.	Monnet 2007
32.	Monnet 2007
33.	SVV: Pre and Post PLR
34.	So did this patient need fluid?
35.	Fluid or Not?: Making the case for SVV

Sheree Jordan and Jan Headley are employees of Edwards Lifesciences. Any quotes used in this material are taken from independent third-party publications and are not intended to imply that such third party received or endorsed any of the products of Edwards Lifesciences.

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