What is the optimal fluid status in critically ill patients?
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Crit. Care, 16(4)
Journal
Critical Care
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443
Date Issued
2012
Date
2012
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Abstract
How much fluid is enough for critical ill patients has been controversial for a long time. The optimal fluid status should be set according to different condition. In contrast to this study, most previous study found that more positive fluid balance had higher mortality.
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brain natriuretic peptide; body composition; central venous pressure; correlation analysis; critically ill patient; fluid balance; fluid resuscitation; fluid therapy; hospital infection; human; letter; lung edema; mortality; priority journal; septic shock; wound healing impairment; electrolyte balance; female; male; mortality; physiology; procedures; Shock, Septic; Female; Fluid Therapy; Humans; Male; Shock, Septic; Water-Electrolyte Balance
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