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Wearable Doppler ultrasound for prehospital monitoring
Beyond blood pressure: The emerging role of wearable doppler ultrasound in prehospital care
Prehospital Emergency Care · Added 27 May 2026
They reviewed wearable Doppler ultrasound technology for prehospital haemodynamic monitoring, and found it may detect occult haemodynamic compromise earlier than standard vital signs alone.
- Study type
- Other
- Design
- Narrative review of wearable Doppler ultrasound technology
- Participants
- Not reported
- Bottom line
- Context only
Learning goal
Recognise occult haemodynamic compromise earlier by interpreting doppler-derived perfusion measures alongside standard vital signs.
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