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English: Trend of central venous pressure as a consequence of variations in cardiac output. The three functions indicate the trend in physiological conditions (in the centre), in those of decreased preload (e.g. in hemorrhage, bottom curve) and in those of increased preload (e.g. following transfusion, top curve).
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| Author | Dollasdal |
I translated this Italian image. (File:Curva_di_funzionalità_vascolare.png) original author: GiuseppeFichera (From original: Vascular function curves in physiological, hemorrhage and transfusion situations. (Elaboration of an image already present on commons. File:Starling RAP combined.svg))
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| current | 16:44, 29 June 2024 | | 646 × 458 (13 KB) | Dollasdal | Uploaded own work with UploadWizard |
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