@article{3058047,
    title = "Critical care and perioperative monitoring",
    author = "Karakitsos, D. and El Barbary, M. and Gillman, L.M. and Papalois, A. and Shiloh, A.",
    journal = "scientific world journal",
    year = "2014",
    volume = "2014",
    publisher = "The Scientific World Journal",
    issn = "-",
    doi = "10.1155/2014/737628",
    keywords = "abdominal surgery;  adult respiratory distress syndrome;  arterial gas;  artificial ventilation;  assisted ventilation;  blood pressure;  cardiogenic shock;  cardiopulmonary hemodynamics;  clinical practice;  clinical research;  critically ill patient;  extracorporeal oxygenation;  graft failure;  health care personnel;  health care policy;  health care quality;  health care system;  health care utilization;  heart arrest;  heart failure;  heart infarction;  heart rate;  heart transplantation;  hemodynamic monitoring;  high risk patient;  hospitalization cost;  human;  intensive care unit;  long term survival;  lung edema;  lung embolism;  major surgery;  medical decision making;  medical school;  metabolic acidosis;  myocarditis;  neuromonitoring;  non invasive procedure;  noninvasive ventilation;  operating room;  oxygen saturation;  patient monitoring;  perioperative period;  peripartum cardiomyopathy;  peroperative complication;  physical examination;  physician;  positive end expiratory pressure;  postoperative complication;  postoperative period;  pulmonary artery catheter;  residency education;  review;  risk factor;  surgical mortality;  surgical patient;  tidal volume;  intensive care;  physiologic monitoring, Critical Care;  Humans;  Monitoring, Physiologic;  Perioperative Care"
}