Does Central Venous Pressure Reflect the Circulating Blood Volume for the Decrement of Compliance Just After Esophagectomy?

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Satoru Motoyama
Michihiko Kitamura
Satoshi Kibira
Hiroyuki Suzuki
Shuichi Kamata
Reijiro Saito
Keisuke Kimura
Shinichi Sasaki
Kousei Taguchi
Manabu Okuyama
Mamoru Miura
Jun-ichi Ogawa
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[1] Second Department of Surgery Akita University School of Medicine,
[2] 1-1-1 Hondo,undefined
[3] Akita 010-8543,undefined
[4] Japan,undefined
[5] Second Department of Internal Medicine,undefined
[6] Akita University School of Medicine,undefined
[7] 1-1-1 Hondo,undefined
[8] Akita 010-8543,undefined
[9] Japan,undefined
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Surgery Today | 2000年 / 30卷
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Key Words: central venous pressure, central venous diam-eter, central venous compliance, circulating blood volume, esophagectomy;
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