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A comparison of noninvasive methods for early detection of hemorrhage: Inferior vena cava ultrasonography and spectrophotometric hemoglobin levels

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Blood hemoglobin concentration measurements using a spectrophotometric method (SpHb), and inferior vena cava ultrasonography (IVC‐US) are noninvasive methods used to follow‐up hemorrhages. We compared their efficacy using voluntary blood donation… Click to show full abstract

Blood hemoglobin concentration measurements using a spectrophotometric method (SpHb), and inferior vena cava ultrasonography (IVC‐US) are noninvasive methods used to follow‐up hemorrhages. We compared their efficacy using voluntary blood donation as a model of moderate (approx. 500 mL) blood loss.

Keywords: hemoglobin; vena cava; inferior vena; cava ultrasonography; noninvasive methods

Journal Title: Journal of Clinical Ultrasound
Year Published: 2019

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