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IVC US in hypovolaemia and when CVP is high

30/11/2012 by Bob Dunn

Two images demonstrating the US appearance of the IVC in hypovolaemia and when the CVP is elevated have been added to the Assessment of intravascular volume page in the Resuscitation section.

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Nasal and mesenteric venous anatomy images added
US measurement of fetal heart rate

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