How to Maintain and Restore Fluid Balance: Colloids

Fries, Dietmar; Benedetto, Maria

doi:10.1007/978-88-470-2661-2_4

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“…El tercer valor es la sustitución molar que determina la capacidad de degradación del coloide por la -amilasa: a mayor valor, más efectos adversos. Finalmente, el cuarto número es la relación C2:C6, que señala cuántos grupos hidroxietil están en el segundo átomo de carbono (C2) en relación con cuántos están en el sexto átomo de carbono (C6); una relación mayor a favor de C2 significa menor degradación mediante la -amilasa y mayor poder de expansión de volumen 41 .…”

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Reanimación hídrica: tipos de líquidos y efectos adversos

Merinos-Sánchez¹,

Gorordo-Delsol²,

Guamán-Crespo³

et al. 2019

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Adequate fluid resuscitation requires a deep understanding of the physiology of liquids, the mechanisms of regulation of the endothelium and the composition of each type of intravenous solution used. This work addresses the key points of the development of solutions throughout history, contrasts the physiological and pathological canons of hemodynamic and endothelial regulation of fluids, and concludes by describing the composition of various solutions, groups, beneficial and adverse effects, all on the basis of the most recent evidence from international literature.

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