Patient's question:
Central venous pressure measurement has a broad clinical diagnostic value in the diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of critically ill patients. So, how to measure central venous pressure in patients with pulmonary hypertension?Doctor's answer:
Central venous pressure refers to the pressure in the right atrium and the superior and inferior vena cava. It can be used to estimate a patient's blood volume, cardiac function, and vascular tone, which is different from peripheral venous pressure. This requires insertion of a catheter into the superior vena cava through the subclavian vein or the right internal jugular vein. The right inguinal hidden vein is inserted into the inferior vena cava. The specific surgery should be successfully completed in a regular hospital. In addition to dietary advice to choose easily digestible foods, it is recommended that you eat appropriate dates daily. Pay attention to maintaining emotional stability.