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Current Anaesthesia & Critical Care, 2000
Abstract The colloid vs crystalloid controversy has been debated ever since World War I. The two kinds of solutions have different physiological properties and different treatment roles. Crystalloids enter the interstitial space, due to the lack of intrinsic colloid osmotic pressure and less than 30% remains inside the intravascular space.
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Abstract The colloid vs crystalloid controversy has been debated ever since World War I. The two kinds of solutions have different physiological properties and different treatment roles. Crystalloids enter the interstitial space, due to the lack of intrinsic colloid osmotic pressure and less than 30% remains inside the intravascular space.
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2019
Provision of intravenous fluids has been a long-standing mainstay in the resuscitation of traumatically injured persons. There has been mounting evidence this fluid resuscitation carries a risk of harm, particularly when given in large volumes. Although current strategy is for hemostatic resuscitation with blood products, colloid and crystalloid fluids
Arvin C. Gee, Martin A. Schreiber
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Provision of intravenous fluids has been a long-standing mainstay in the resuscitation of traumatically injured persons. There has been mounting evidence this fluid resuscitation carries a risk of harm, particularly when given in large volumes. Although current strategy is for hemostatic resuscitation with blood products, colloid and crystalloid fluids
Arvin C. Gee, Martin A. Schreiber
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Crystalloids/Colloids: Controversies
2002Since 1918, intravenous fluid infusion in the treatment of shock has been fundamental to the resuscitation of critically ill patients [1]. Restoration of volume deficit is essential to survival of patients with hypovolemia; however, despite the importance of fluid therapy, controversy still exists over the choice of crystalloids or colloids as the ...
C. Sorbara, D. Pittarello, M. Primadei
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International Journal of Surgical Pathology, 2002
Erika Resetkova, Syed A. Hoda
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Erika Resetkova, Syed A. Hoda
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Crystalloid granuloma with amylase crystalloids in submandibular gland cytology
Diagnostic Cytopathology, 2015Shreya, Srivastava +3 more
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