Cirrhotic patients with an indication for intravenous albumin will undergo a venous compression technique of the external jugular vein plus an ultrasound examination before/after passive leg raise as well as before/after intravenous albumin infusion in order to study the dynamics of the intravascular volume status and to rule out volume overload.
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Absolute values and relative changes in external jugular vein (EJV) occlusion pressure
Timeframe: Immediately before (10 seconds) and 1 minute after sustained passive leg raising (PLR) as well as immediately before (10 seconds) and after IV albumin infusion (total duration of procedure approximately 2 hours/patient)
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Timeframe: During the procedure which should last about 2 hours/patient