Collapsed right atrium as an early sign of hypovolemia in VA ECMO

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Echocardiography, March 2019

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RT @FOAMecmo: Markedly collapsed right atrium on veno-arterial #ECMO w drainage cannula at RA/IVC junction: an #echo finding as consistent…

31 Mar 2019

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RT @FOAMecmo: Markedly collapsed right atrium on veno-arterial #ECMO w drainage cannula at RA/IVC junction: an #echo finding as consistent…

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30 Mar 2019

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RT @ECMOHUVH: Interesting!!! https://t.co/vtGOgUZUzv

30 Mar 2019

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Interesting!!!

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RT @FOAMecmo: Markedly collapsed right atrium on veno-arterial #ECMO w drainage cannula at RA/IVC junction: an #echo finding as consistent…

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RT @FOAMecmo: Markedly collapsed right atrium on veno-arterial #ECMO w drainage cannula at RA/IVC junction: an #echo finding as consistent…

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Markedly collapsed right atrium on veno-arterial #ECMO w drainage cannula at RA/IVC junction: an #echo finding as consistent early (= before lowering of drainage pressure, chattering, flow drop) sign of (even small degree) hypovolaemia? #echofirst #POCUS h

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