The phrase "amount of ringer" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a quantity of something, but without context, it is unclear what "ringer" refers to.
Example: "The amount of ringer needed for the recipe is not specified."
Alternatives: "quantity of ringer" or "number of ringer".
Substitution of isolated intravascular deficits in cardiopulmonary healthy adults with the three-fold amount of Ringer's lactate impedes maintenance of intravascular normovolemia.
The infused amount of Ringer's lactate (three-fold the loss) was a practicable compromise between the physiological expectations suggesting the five-fold amount and recent suggestions from literature (1.4-fold) [ 7].
In this prospective investigation on patients being primarily in a cardiocirculatory steady-state, all participants were significantly hypovolemic compared to the starting point after an acute blood loss and simultaneous substitution with the three-fold amount of Ringer's lactate.
Accumulation amount of Ringer's solution over time, hematocrit and total plasma protein concentration in baboons infused with live Escherichia coli and treated with either placebo or anti-L-selectin antibody (L-SEL-Ab).
Equal amount of Ringer's solution was given to the S/C and Sh groups at the end of 60-minute hemorrhagic shock and equivalent period, respectively, whereas Sh + EP and S/C + EP groups received intraperitoneal (ip) 40 mg/kg EP.
At 12 to 24 hours, 6% hydroxyethyl starch 130/0.4 (Voluven® Fresenius Kabi, Bad Homburg, Germany) was added, the amount of Ringer's lactate reduced, oral tolerance tested in patients not receiving mechanical ventilation and enteral tolerance tests with water performed every 8 hours in intubated patients.
However, the prolongation actually became apparent in all patient groups when the amount of infused Ringer's lactate was 2 L.
The conventional group received a significantly greater amount of lactated Ringer's solution (4, 335 ± 1, 546 ml) during surgery than the restrictive group (2, 301 ± 1, 064 ml) (Mea ± SD) (P < 0.001).
The conventional treatment group received a significantly greater amount of lactated Ringer's solution (mean ± standard deviation (SD): 4, 335 ± 1, 546 ml) than the restrictive group (mean ± SD: 2, 301 ± 1, 064 ml) (P < 0.001).
Although SIG might have been somewhat affected by acetate in the fluids, the difference in the amount of acetate Ringer given before blood sampling is unlikely to have been large enough to fully explain the significant difference in SIG between the two groups.
Group II (40 patients); received the same amount in the form of ringer acetate for blinding.
