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Fluids in intensive care: Which, how much, how to measure our goals?

Fluids in intensive care: Which, how much, how to measure our goals?

2020-06-04

Andrew Rhodes

This lecture was delivered during Intensive Care: Challenges and Opportunities in Caring for Critically Ill, the 6th international conference of the Polish Society of Interdisciplinary Intensive Care Medicine, in 2019 in Kraków, Poland.

See also

Less is more in ICU: A general theme A lecture by Dr Anders Perner, from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, delivered at Intensive Care: Challenges and Opportunities in Caring for Critically Ill in April 2019.
Re-evaluate and adjust: Dynamic management of patients with sepsis A lecture by Dr Andrew Rhodes, from St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, UK, delivered at Intensive Care: Challenges and Opportunities in Caring for Critically Ill in April 2019.
Evidence-based sepsis management in 2019 A lecture by Dr Waleed Ahazzani, from McMaster University, Canada, delivered at Intensive Care: Challenges and Opportunities in Caring for Critically Ill in April 2019.
Surviving Sepsis Campaign 2016 guidelines A lecture by Prof. Andrew Rhodes delivered at the conference Challenges and Opportunities in Caring for Critically Ill in Kraków in 2016.

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Fluids in intensive care: Which, how much, how to measure our goals?

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