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Normal Saline as Resuscitation Fluid in Critically Ill

annalsofintensivecare.springeropen.com December 28, 2016

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The study of Van Regenmortel et al. indirectly underscores growing equipoise in the expert medical community regarding the presumed harmful effects of NS compared with balanced crystalloids. Future studies, such as the ongoing multicenter randomized Plasma-Lyte versus Saline (PLUS) trial, should hopefully definitively unravel the crystalloid conundrum ate.

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