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Assessing Effects of Lateral Tilt on Cardiac Output Using a Non-invasive Technique — LATCOIN  

Cardiac Output Clinical Trial

Official title:
Assessing Effects of Lateral Tilt on Cardiac Output Using a Non-invasive Technique

Clinical Trial Summary

In pregnant term patients, we intent to use a non invasive cardiac output monitor to detect the changes in cardiac output as the patient is being placed in different positions. The patient will be placed on her back, flat, and in left lateral tilt at two different angles. Measurements of cardiac output will be recorded.

Clinical Trial Description

Aortocaval compression compromising tissue perfusion has always been of a concern in term pregnant women undergoing caesarian delivery or regional anesthesia when placed in the supine position. It is believed that this phenomena happens when the gravid uterus compresses the inferior vena cava (IVC)resulting in decreased venous return and hence cardiac output (CO) leading to low placental perfusion and associated fetal heart rate changes. Hence, due to these concerns, left lateral tilt is currently a common practice in obstetrics and it is believed to relief aortocaval compression and to improve blood flow to the fetus. Supporting evidence for this intervention remains controversial, and shows conflicting results. Some studies suggest that lateral tilt does not affect neonatal outcomes (1) or changes in cardiac output in patients with no regional anesthesia (2). While others suggest it can actually increase the volume of the IVC, especially when the patient is tilted 30 degrees or more (3) and may lead to increases in CO (4). Non-invasive hemodynamic monitoring (NICOM, Cheetah Medical), an FDA approved device, is currently being used to detect changes in CO in the United States. Its use has been validated in different clinical settings (5,6). Our hypothesis is that CO is increased in pregnant women that were placed in the lateral tilt position. We intend to compare CO measurements using the non-invasive hemodynamic monitoring among term pregnant patients in supine vs lateral tilt position. ;

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Clinical Trial Details
NCT number NCT04112719
Study type Observational
Source The University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston
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Status Completed
Phase
Start date November 1, 2019
Completion date April 1, 2020
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