1. in a manner relating to the movement of blood through the circulatory system and the forces involved
Usage: medical/scientific term; commonly used in cardiology and clinical medicine

Examples

• The patient was hemodynamically stable after the surgical intervention.
• The new medication was shown to be hemodynamically beneficial in reducing cardiac workload.
• Hemodynamically significant stenosis requires immediate medical attention.
• The device improved hemodynamically compromised patients' blood flow.
• Doctors monitored the patient hemodynamically throughout the procedure.