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FLUID MANAGEMENT OF THE CRITICALLY ILL CHILD
Natalia Soulages Arrese and Michael L. Green
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Critically ill children almost universally receive intravenous fluid (IVF) therapy during the initial resuscitation period and throughout their critical illness. This document discusses the ideal composition and amount of crystalloid IVF given to critically ill children, highlighting the mixed results from various studies regarding fluid management strategies. It emphasizes the need for further high-quality studies to define the optimal fluid therapy for this population.
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