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Continuous ambulatory monitoring of absolute right ventricular pressure and mixed venous oxygen saturation in patients with heart failure using an implantable haemodynamic monitor: results of a 1 year multicentre feasibility study
2001
European Heart Journal
Implantable sensors that monitor haemodynamics over time may be useful in patients with heart failure. This multicentre study assessed the feasibility of a system that has one sensor measuring absolute pressure and another measuring mixed venous oxygen saturation (SvO 2 ). Both sensors were mounted on leads that were implanted in the right ventricle. Methods Twenty-one patients with heart failure (NYHA II-III) were included. Comparisons were made to right heart catheterizations at implant and
doi:10.1053/euhj.2000.2419
pmid:11428818
fatcat:ptk2j6lbevg37kzcefcz65vyq4