2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ajem.2017.09.042
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Choice of resuscitative fluids and mortality in emergency department patients with sepsis

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“…10 juga menyatakan mortalitas tidak signifikan (p=0,77), terdapat keterbatasan jika dibanding dengan penelitian Sethi dkk. 13 (p=0,00003), yaitu Duffy dkk. 10 mengeksklusi pasien sepsis dan syok sepsis dengan komorbid sedangkan Sethi dkk.…”
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“…10 juga menyatakan mortalitas tidak signifikan (p=0,77), terdapat keterbatasan jika dibanding dengan penelitian Sethi dkk. 13 (p=0,00003), yaitu Duffy dkk. 10 mengeksklusi pasien sepsis dan syok sepsis dengan komorbid sedangkan Sethi dkk.…”
Section: Hasilunclassified
“…Outcome lama tinggal di RS pada dua artikel, yaitu Sethi dkk. 13 dan Duffy dkk. 10 menyatakan tidak signifikan (p=0,066 dan p=0,47) meskipun lama tinggal di RS lebih lama pada grup UC dibanding dengan BC (8,4:7,9).…”
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“…En la última década se han publicado decenas de estudios que comparan soluciones no balanceadas con balanceadas. En la tabla 2 se resumen algunos de los más importantes en relación con la reanimación hídrica [29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37] .…”
Section: Coloidesunclassified
“…Current guidelines recommend isotonic crystalloid for volume replacement in sepsis . Saline infusion may cause hyperchloraemic acidosis, which has been associated with mortality and may be ameliorated with the use of ‘balanced’ fluids, such as Hartmann's solution . Before‐and‐after studies in the ICU and ED have associated saline with higher rates of renal dysfunction compared to balanced fluids, although no effects on renal replacement therapy or mortality were noted .…”
Section: Haemodynamic Organ Supportmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3 Saline infusion may cause hyperchloraemic acidosis, which has been associated with mortality and may be ameliorated with the use of 'balanced' fluids, such as Hartmann's solution. 44 Before-andafter studies in the ICU and ED have associated saline with higher rates of renal dysfunction compared to balanced fluids, although no effects on renal replacement therapy or mortality were noted. 36,45 Starch-based fluids have been associated with renal impairment and excess mortality in sepsis, and are therefore not recommended.…”
Section: Fluid Typementioning
confidence: 99%