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3 seconds, acidosis, increased serum lactate more than 2 mmol/L or loss of skin turgor. Results: in our study, there was a significant correlation between CVP and the two studied ultrasound parameters, IVC CI and IVCdmax. Analysis of the receiver operating characteristic curve ROC showed that inferior vena cava collapsibility index (IVC CI) had the most favorable performance of the two ultrasound parameters in predicting CVP < 10 cm H2O. As regards prediction of fluid responsiveness, analysis of the ROC showed a better diagnostic accuracy of IVC collapsibility index and IVC diameter for predicting fluid responsiveness. Conclusion: ultrasound of the inferior vena cava may be used as a feasible non-invasive, rapid and simple adjuvant method to assess the intravascular volume and guide fluid responsiveness in critically ill intensive care unit patients, inferior vena cava collapsibility index may be used to predict low central venous pressure and predict fluid responsiveness.]]>
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4cm) and others are located near main bile duct, intestinal loop or blood vessel so RFA couldn’t be done. Conclusion: AFP model may be a predictor of response, recurrence and survival in HCC patients undergoing locoregional treatment (TACE or RFA) but more studies with larger sample size are needed to validate its use.]]>
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