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Fluid Creep and Over-resuscitation
Critical Care Clinics, 2016Fluid creep is the term applied to a burn resuscitation, which requires more fluid than predicted by standard formulas. Fluid creep is common today and is linked to several serious edema-related complications. Increased fluid requirements may accompany the appropriate resuscitation of massive injuries but dangerous fluid creep is also caused by overly ...
Jeffrey R Saffle
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Fluid resuscitation of hypovolemia
Intensive Care Medicine, 1985A great deal has been learned about fluid resuscitation in the last several decades. The choice of an appropriate fluid for resuscitation in every given clinical situation has not yet been definitively determined but we can make some conclusions based on currently available data.
J A, Sturm, D H, Wisner
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