Albumin resuscitation in burns: a hybrid regime to mitigate fluid creep
Introduction: Globally, many burns units moved away from colloid resuscitation in response to the Cochrane review (1998). Recent literature has introduced the concept of fluid creep: patients receiving volumes far in excess of the upper limit of the Parkland formula. The Cochrane review has been wid...
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Main Authors: | Judith E Hunter (Author), Peter J Drew (Author), Tom S Potokar (Author), William Dickson (Author), Sarah J Hemington-Gorse (Author) |
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2016-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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