Recent concepts regarding the resuscitation of the burned patient

Mahler, Dan; Baruchin, A.M.; Hauben, Daniel J.; Moscona, Anne; Hirshowitz, Bernard; Kaplan, Haim; Peled, Isaac J.; Wexler, Menachem R.; Vure, E; Shulman, Julie G.

doi:10.1016/0305-4179(82)90133-4

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“…Normal saline was used in Evan's formula. Intravenous input of saline was begun by Reiss in 1880 [31].…”

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The Combination of Parkland Formula, Using Normal Saline, with Muir & Barclay Formula for Fluid Resuscitation in the Initial Burn Shock Period

Habib¹,

Al-Busaidi²,

Latif³

et al. 2013

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Objectives: Evaluation of the effects of withholding plasma during the initial part of the burn shock period (the shock period in the study is estimated as the first 36 hours following the burns) when it will be lost into the interstitial tissues through the permeable capillaries. During that time crystalloids are administered. Another objective is to evaluate the effect of administering normal saline as the crystalloid resuscitation fluid during the initial part of the shock period. Design: A Retrospective 4 years study compares the use of normal saline as the resuscitative intravenous fluid during the first 12 hours post burns followed by intravenous 5% Purified Plasma Protein Fraction (PPPF) during the rest of the shock period i.e. the remaining 24 hours, with the use of the PPPF throughout the burns shock period according to Muir and Barclay formula.

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“…Normal saline was used in Evan's formula. Intravenous input of saline was begun by Reiss in 1880 [31].…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%