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FEMORAL VEIN PULSATILITY: A SIMPLE TOOL FOR VENOUS CONGESTION ASSESSMENT
V. Bhardwaj, P. Rola, A. Denault, G. Vikneswaran, R. Spiegel
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The study evaluates the accuracy of femoral vein Doppler (FVD) in detecting venous congestion compared to the VExUS score and central venous pressure (CVP). It highlights the moderate agreement between FVD and VExUS, suggesting that FVD may be a valuable tool due to its accessibility and shorter learning curve. The findings are based on a cohort of 107 patients, providing insights into the effectiveness of these assessment methods in clinical practice.
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