What is Hemodynamic Ultrasound?

Hemodynamic Ultrasound™ is the platform that provides direct visualization of cardiac filling and function over time to assess and guide the appropriate interventions for critically ill patients in high acuity settings.

The Science

Hemodynamic Ultrasound lets you track cardiac activity by showing the transgastric short axis, midesophageal four chamber, and SVC views.

TEE for the critical care unit

The Technology

Hemodynamic Ultrasound’s hTEE method to hemodynamic stability uses many of the same gold-standard transesophageal echo practices used in surgery.

Critical Care transesophageal echo

For Critical Care

ICU use of Hemodynamic Ultrasound made a direct, therapeutic impact in 66% of patients1 and improved hemodynamics in 80%2 of patients.

Preload is the holy grail for ICU fluid management.

You get called in because the patient’s Blood Pressure (BP) is low. Should you give fluids? BP, urine output, lactate, and cardiac output numbers are likely all available. Yet these indirect methods provide little insight into cardiac performance and can be misleading targets for resuscitation.

That sinking feeling in your stomach won’t go away anytime soon. How do you know what is right for the patient?

Consider the therapeutic value of seeing Preload directly.

Learn why these providers use Hemodynamic Ultrasound:

1. Vieillard-Baron A, et al. Intensive Care Med, 2013;39(4):629-35.
2. Fletcher N, et al. J Cardiothorac Vasc Anesth, 2015;29(3):582-7.