• Physiological measurement · Jul 2006

    Comment Letter

    Comments on 'The influence of cardiac preload and positive end-expiratory pressure on the pre-ejection period'.

    • Karim Bendjelid.
    • Physiol Meas. 2006 Jul 1;27(7):L1-2; author reply L3-4.

    AbstractThe pre-ejection period (PEP) has been described as a potential parameter for monitoring cardiac preload in deeply sedated mechanically ventilated patients. Other authors have recently suggested that PEP is not sensitive to the changes in intravascular volume status in mechanically ventilated pigs which underwent acute hemorrhage. The present comment is an analysis of this recent animal investigation.

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