HemoDynamics 360

IMPORTANT NOTICE: THIS APPLICATION IS STRICTLY EDUCATIONAL AND IS NOT A MEDICAL DEVICE.
HemoDynamics 360 is an academic, bibliographic reference, and physiological simulation tool developed by CriticaLife. It is designed exclusively for learning, teaching, and theoretical training for health science students, faculty, and academics interested in cardiovascular physiology and advanced hemodynamic monitoring.

This application does NOT collect patient data, does NOT perform clinical diagnoses, does NOT replace the judgment of a certified healthcare professional, and should NOT be used for medical decision-making or treatment.

Academic Features:
• Scenario Simulation: Theoretically explore the different Forrester quadrants and tissue perfusion phenotypes based on manually entered parameters.

• Physiological Formula Calculator: Automates the theoretical calculation of complex variables such as Cardiac Index (CI), Systemic Vascular Resistance (SVR), Ventricular-Arterial Coupling (Ea/Ees), and the Oxygen Delivery/Consumption Equation (DO2/VO2).

• Ultrasound Protocol Review: Step-by-step theoretical reference guide on the components of protocols recognized in the medical literature, such as RUSH and VEXUS (venous congestion assessment models).

• Bibliographic Compendium: Quick access to normal physiological reference values ​​and a library of standard hemodynamic formulas for rapid review during study sessions.

Included Educational Modules:

Anthropometry and Basic Formulas

Review of Ventricular Parameters (LV and RV)

Theoretical Volume Response Simulator (Academic PLR)

Microdynamics and Oxygenation Calculators

Summary of Variables for Clinical Case Studies

Legal Disclaimer: CriticaLife develops software for purely educational purposes. The calculations and theoretical results shown in this interface are based on standard mathematical formulas documented in the scientific literature and should only be used in simulation environments, classrooms, or as theoretical review material for clinical practice.