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BRAIN-HEART Ultrasound Study Normative Values for Transcranial Doppler Based Cerebral Blood Flow Assessment
There is a dire need to establish normative values for transcranial Doppler(TCD) derived cerebral blood flow parameters for each type of Mechanical circulatory support (MCS) device and explore the relationship between the MCS device's systemic flow dynamics and TCD based cerebral flow(CBF) parameters TCD derived cerebral blood flow parameters can then be investigated as targets used to titrate systemic flow dynamics from MCS. Having target flow rates titrated to patient specific condition using TCD may help avoid both hypoperfusion as well as the possibility of hyperemia reperfusion injury contributing to neurological morbidity. We propose a multicenter study to gather normative data on TCD derived CBF and MCS systemic dynamics for a wide range of patient demographics. Such data collection is only possible with multi-center collaboration given the small volume of patients with MCS patients in each center.
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