… bioreactance with transpulmonary thermodilution, we conclude that NICOM ® was not reliable
to assess the cardiac output … device was not reliable in our critically ill patients, especially …

… Nicom device was not reliable in our critically ill patients, especially for performing the passive
leg raising test, when … We do not claim that it would be so unreliable for monitoring stable …

… the reliability of bioreactance for measuring cardiac output, … (Nicom) bioreactance device
failed to accurately estimate CI … This bioreactance device was also inaccurate for tracking the …

… -Hagege and colleagues, 1 ‘Bioreactance is not reliable for estimating cardiac output and
the effects of passive leg raising (PLR) in critically ill patients’. Key methods in the study …

… We a priori accept the NiCOM™ to provide accurate … of predicting fluid responsiveness in
critically ill patients by PLR [13]. … ™ technology in critically ill patients and healthy volunteers. …

… volume responsiveness in critically ill patients. In addition, the study suggests that changes
… method for determining volume responsiveness. Bioreactance cardiac output measurement …

… assessing its effects on cardiac output and arterial pressure? … which the effects of PLR were
assessed by bioreactance and … in cardiac output induced by a passive leg raising test are …

… –induced changes in flow variables, such as cardiac output or … use in critically ill patients,
such as a regular heart rhythm and … Bioreactance was used in four studies in this meta-analysis …

… using passive leg raising test and cardiac output response to exercise stress testing. …
concluded that bioreactance cannot accurately estimate the cardiac output in critically ill patients. …

… Validation studies have found the device to be accurate and reliable, 28,46 and … that
bioreactance was not reliable for estimating cardiac output in response to PLR in critically ill patients…