Balanced-multi-electrolyte-solution does not reduce risk of death among intensive care patients
1. Patients in the intensive care unit receiving balanced multi-electrolyte solution (BMES) did not have a reduced risk of death ...
1. Patients in the intensive care unit receiving balanced multi-electrolyte solution (BMES) did not have a reduced risk of death ...
1. There was no association found between positive fluid balance at the time of discharge and readmission at 30 days ...
1. No significant difference was found in neurological function recovery measured by extended Glasgow scale score in patients with moderate ...
1. Among patients at increased risk for complications undergoing abdominal surgery, those randomized to perioperative fluid restriction did not have ...
Image: PD 1. Hospitalized children receiving hypotonic maintenance intravenous fluids (mIVF) were more likely to develop hyponatremia when compared to ...
Feb 19th - In a study published today, hydroxyethyl starch use in fluid resuscitation associated with an increased risk of ...
1. There was no significant difference in 28-day mortality when comparing albumin and normal saline for fluid resuscitation in the ...
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