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Swan-Ganz - Right Heart Catheterization

Alternate Names : Catheterization - Right Heart, Right Heart Catheterization

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Swan Ganz Catheterization

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Right heart catheterization involves the passage of a catheter (a thin flexible tube) into the right side of the heart to obtain diagnostic information about the heart and for continuous monitoring of heart function in critically ill patients.

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