B. Valtier
5 Papers
21 Citations
B. Valtier is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Cardiac output & Pulmonary wedge pressure. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 5 publications.
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Cardiovascular assessment I
M. Belghith,S. Nouira,J. J. Lanore,Jean-Paul Mira,I. Hamy,B. Renaud,F. Brunet,J. Dall’Ava,J. F. Dhainaut,A. T. Lovell,G. C. Hanson,P. Piccinni,Nolli Ml,Tripepi A,T. Polamarasetti Rao,Meneghetti L,Lorenzo Rossaro,Nicolò Bassi,Umberto Tedeschi,Patrizia Boccagni,Alberto Brolese,Patrizia Burra,G.M. Patrassi,D. F. D'Amico,B. Valtier,François Jardin,A. De Lassence,D. Brun-Ney,Olivier Dubourg,J.P. Bourdarias,A. DeMonte,F. Baigorri,M. Bertolissi,D. Joseph,Rafael Fernandez,U. Blanch,Antoni Artigas,H. W. Kisch,Stefan Leucht,M. Lichtwarck-Aschoff,G. Zimmermann,U. Pfeiffer,G. Blümel +42 more
TL;DR: The results indicate, that disturbances of vascular permeability can be observed very early in all trauma patients, however, in patients, developing septic complications (A), a marked hemodynamic response could be seen as well as pronounced edema formation and disturbances in gas exchange.
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Simultaneous measurement of systolic pulmonary artery pressure by catheterization and contrast enhancement doppler echocardiography
Olivier Dubourg,G. Delorme,Guillaume Jondeau,F Chikli,H. Clavier,B. Valtier,Terdjman M,A. Beauchet,Bourdarias Jp +8 more
TL;DR: The injection of contrast significantly increased the number of patients in whom systolic pulmonary artery pressures could be calculated from the Doppler signal of tricuspid regurgitation (TR) in Group I (control: 18%; contrast: 100%, p < 0.01) and Group II (control; contrast: 96%, p = 0.05).
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Rapidly reversible acute cor pulmonale after intravenous injection of crushed dextromoramide (Palfium) pills.
TL;DR: The cases presented here indicate that decision on foregoing aggressive therapy in this patient, group should be made on an individual basis rather than formulating a general rule for this diagnostic category.
Invasive monitoring combined with two-dimensional echocardiographic study in septic shock
TL;DR: It was concluded that invasive hemodynamic evaluation by right heart catheterization in septic patients should be seriously questioned, following frequent discrepancies between to invasive and non-invasive procedure.