Beat-to-beat stroke volume estimation from aortic pressure waveform in conscious rats: comparison of models

Beat-to-beat stroke volume estimation from aortic pressure waveform in conscious rats: comparison of models
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DOI:
10.1152/ajpheart.2001.281.3.h1148
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发表时间:
2001-09-01
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
Paultre, CZ
Paultre, CZ
中科院分区:
医学2区
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作者:
Cerutti, C;Gustin, MP;Paultre, CZ

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Several methods for estimating stroke volume (SV) were tested in conscious, freely moving rats in which ascending aortic pressure and cardiac flow were simultaneously (beat-to-beat) recorded. We compared two pulse-contour models to two new statistical models including eight parameters extracted from the pressure waveform in a multiple linear regression. Global as well as individual statistical models gave higher correlation coefficients between estimated and measured SV (model 1, r = 0.97; model 2, r = 0.96) than pulse-contour models (model 1, r = 0.83; model 2, r = 0.91). The latter models as well as statistical model 1 used the pulsatile systolic area and thus could be applied to only 47 +/- 17% of the cardiac beats. In contrast, statistical model 2 used the pressure-increase characteristics and was therefore established for all of the cardiac beats. The global statistical model 2 applied to data sets independent of those used to establish the model gave reliable SV estimates: r = 0.54 +/- 0.07, a small bias between -8% to + 10%, and a mean precision of 7%. This work demonstrated the limits of pulse-contour models to estimate SV in conscious, unrestrained rats. A multivariate statistical model using eight parameters easily extracted from the aortic waveform could be applied to all cardiac beats with good precision.