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Comparison of Compensatory Reserve Index to Changes in Stroke Volume and Intravascular Volume
The purpose of this study is to demonstrate the correlation of the Compensatory Reserve Index (CRI) numeric and graphical trend readings to intravascular volume changes as compared to graded blood loss (removal of 20% of estimated total blood volume in \~333 mL aliquots) and to stroke volume as measured by the Nexfin monitor during the same graded blood removal period. Enrollment includes both men and women.
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