Fluids: RRT: When, why, and how?Rapid Refreshers Extended

Fluids: RRT: When, why, and how?
Rapid Refreshers Extended

2024-10-10

Julian J. Owen

Internal Medicine Rapid Refreshers is a series of concise information-packed videos refreshing your knowledge on key medical issues that general practitioners may encounter in their daily practice. This episode discusses evidence-based management of continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT).

Rapid Refreshers Extended: Fluids

Fluids: Introduction
Fluids in acute care: When and how much?
Evidence-based fluid management in sepsis
Renal replacement therapy (RRT): When, why, and how?

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