What CPO value indicates cardiogenic shock?

CPO below 0.6 W is associated with in-hospital mortality greater than 50% in cardiogenic shock and is the strongest independent hemodynamic predictor of death in this population.

How is Cardiac Power Output different from Cardiac Output?

CPO incorporates both flow (CO) and pressure (MAP), reflecting the total work done by the heart. Two patients with the same CO can have very different CPO if their MAP differs significantly.

Cardiac Power Output Calculator — MAP × CO / 451

Calculate Cardiac Power Output (CPO) using the formula CPO = MAP × CO / 451 to assess global cardiac work capacity, with CPO <0.6 W being the strongest predictor of in-hospital mortality in cardiogenic shock.

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