Can someone give an example other than elevated heart rate to illustrate
high stroke volume with low vascular volume?
It seems that SV should be perfectly equal to vascular volume!
(certainly never inversely)
Thanks!
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Can someone give an example other than elevated heart rate to illustrate
high stroke volume with low vascular volume?
It seems that SV should be perfectly equal to vascular volume!
(certainly never inversely)
Thanks!
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Quoted message said:high stroke volume with low vascular volume?
It seems that SV should be perfectly equal to vascular volume!
(certainly never inversely)
Normal ejection fraction is around 60%.
Phil Holman
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