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Concordance Between Echocardiographic Assessment Performed in the Initial Phase of Decompensated Cirrhosis With Edema and Ascites by an Expert Intensive Care Physician and a Non-expert Gastroenterologist
The investigators hypothesize that trans-thoracic ultrasound performed by non-specialist gastroenterologists with a standard training by intensive care doctors will give equivalent results to those achieved by experts for a simple evaluation of hemodynamic status.
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