Talk:Electrical cardiometry

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Electrical Cardiometry based on Electrical Velocimetry is a new form of non-invasively measuring hemodynamics in patients. It has been validated and compared to other methods listed under the "Cardiac output" wiki pages such as pulmonary artery thermodilution, direct fick, and pulse pressure methods. Hospitals in the US such as the children's hospital boston, and UTMB at Galveston, and MCCG Macon are using Electrical cardiometry. It method has been used in various hospitals in europe. It is a validated method for measuring hemodynamics and it should stand to have its own page. This is why it shouldnt be deleted.