Association of left ventricular longitudinal strain with central venous oxygen saturation and serum lactate in patients with early severe sepsis and septic shock

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@iceman_ex @strain_rate @drhazemlashin @avkwong @f_g_sanfilippo Interesting. They claim GLS is substantially less load dependent than EF, but the two references they cite for this claim are not studies of load dependence of GLS. https://t.co/WGn0ENSeK8

RT @Crit_Care: Left ventricular longitudinal strain w/ central venous oxygen saturation & serum lactate in severe #sepsis http://t.co/soMfA…

RT @Crit_Care: Left ventricular longitudinal strain w/ central venous oxygen saturation & serum lactate in severe #sepsis http://t.co/soMfA…

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