これは何か
Stroke volume is the amount of blood ejected from the ventricle with one systolic contraction. A common textbook example is about 70 mL in a 70 kg adult male.[1]
なぜ重要か
Stroke volume is the per-beat half of cardiac output. If heart rate stays similar, changing stroke volume changes how much blood the heart delivers per minute.[2,1]
異常値が生じる根本原因
- Core relation: Stroke volume rises when the ventricle fills more, the myocardium contracts harder, or outlet load is lower; it falls when preload is low, contractility is weak, or afterload is high.[1,3]
- Filling time: Very fast or disorganized rhythm can reduce ventricular filling time, so each beat may eject less blood even if the heart is beating more often.[3,4]
どの判断に影響するか
解釈上の注意
- Stroke volume is not usually known from a pulse or blood-pressure reading alone.[1]