Lightweight noninvasive trauma monitor for early indication of central hypovolemia and tissue acidosis: A review

Medicine and Dentistry

• Injury 100%
• Stroke Volume 100%
• Hypovolemia 100%
• Acidosis 100%
• Bleeding 66%
• Shock (Circulatory) 66%
• Vascular Resistance 66%
• Capillary 66%
• Vital Sign 66%
• Hemodynamic 33%
• Volunteer 33%
• Oxygen Saturation 33%
• Central Blood Volume 33%
• Triage 33%
• Microcirculation 33%
• near Infrared Spectroscopy 33%
• Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever 33%
• Vasoconstriction 33%

Keyphrases

• Trauma 100%
• Central Hypovolemia 100%
• SmO2 100%
• Tissue Acidosis 100%
• Early Indication 100%
• Lower Body Negative Pressure 57%
• Stroke Volume 42%
• Vital Signs 28%
• Functional Capillary Density 28%
• Total Peripheral Resistance 28%
• Cardiovascular Collapse 14%
• Healthy Volunteers 14%
• Vasoconstriction 14%
• Non-traumatic 14%
• Blood Volume 14%
• Central Blood Volume 14%
• Near-infrared Spectroscopy 14%
• Progressive Reduction 14%
• Monitoring Capabilities 14%
• Regional Assessment 14%
• Patient Monitor 14%
• Compensated Shock 14%
• Traumatic Hemorrhage 14%
• Muscle pH 14%
• Muscle Microcirculation 14%
• Solid-state Sensor 14%
• Soldiers 14%
• Hemodynamic Instability 14%
• Dengue Fever 14%
• Sublingual Microcirculation 14%
• Triage 14%
• Number of Subjects 14%
• Muscle Oxygen Saturation 14%
• Combat Medic 14%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Lower Body Negative Pressure 100%
• Vascular Resistance 50%
• Normal Human 25%
• Hemodynamic 25%
• Oxygen Saturation 25%
• Vasoconstriction 25%
• Microcirculation 25%