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Perioperative albumin versus other fluids to prevent cardiac surgery-associated kidney injury: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized trials

Abstract Objective  Cardiac surgery-associated acute kidney injury is a common and serious complication of cardiac surgery. Albumin solution is a commonly administered fluid in cardiac surgery patients; the role of..

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Targeted Albumin Administration in Cardiac Surgery: Refining Perioperative Fluid Strategy

Abstract Cardiac surgery poses specific challenges in fluid management. The role of albumin administration during cardiac surgery has long been controversial. Although it has theoretical advantages, it is expensive and..

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Where does the fluid go?

Abstract Background   Liberal administration of crystalloid fluid is often required to maintain adequate tissue perfusion when treating life-threatening conditions. Current knowledge indicates that either overhydration or underhydration can promote..

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Update on perioperative fluids ( pediatrie)

Abstract Adequate fluid management in the  in paediatric patients is essential for restoring and maintaining homeostasis and ensuring adequate . A well-designed infusion regimen is crucial for preventing severe complications such as hyponatraemic encephalopathies...

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TNOC 2019: Fluid, Volume, and Blood Management A multidisciplinary approach to autologous blood

Fluid, Volume, and Blood Management. A multidisciplinary approach to autologous blood.  

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Fluid, Volume, and Blood Management. A multidisciplinary approach to autologous blood.

Fluid, Volume, and Blood Management. A multidisciplinary approach to autologous blood.    

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Outline Images Download Cite Share Favorites Permissions INVITED COMMENTARY Anything Goes? High Time for Smart Blood Volume Monitors

Abstract In this issue of the ASAIO Journal, Keane et al. present the results of their exploratory study on the combined use of whole body bioimpedance (WBB) and relative blood volume (RBV)..

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