Sentence examples for fluid transfusion from inspiring English sources
Moreover, a substantial proportion of patients (>70%) had shock requiring massive blood or fluid transfusion on ICU admission for which the study protocol dictated positive fluid balance.
Among patients with severe thoracic trauma and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), which is usually accompanied by hypotensive shock, mortality would significantly increase if the patients receive massive blood or fluid transfusion [2].
More studies need to be done to look into recipient immune response after fluid transfusion.
To obviate postoperative volume depletion and to avoid prerenal azotemia, all dogs received fluid transfusion for maintenance during and after surgery.
In the clinical arena, this issue became acute during World War II, when fluid transfusion and use of blood and blood products as a means of effectively restoring blood volume became a realistic possibility.
Requirement for blood and fluid transfusion was determined in the immediate postoperative period and for 7 days following surgery, together with blood volumes administered and type of blood used (allogenic, autologous or blood products).
If required, resuscitation was initiated (chest drainage, intubation, fluid load, transfusion, pelvic belt) and the patient was transferred as quickly as possible to the radiology department for a WBCT scan.
Covariates collected over the first 6 days of ventilator care were the following: highest tidal volume used for at least one hour during the observation day, net fluid balance, transfusion of any blood product, time to antiviral therapy, shock and vasopressor use.
Postoperative management (fluid balance, transfusion requirements and inotropic support, etc).
Intraoperative data showed no difference regarding length of extracorporeal circulation, fluid balance, transfusion or inotropic requirement.
The patient demographics, fluid and transfusion quantities, laboratory values, complications, and outcomes of both groups were analyzed and compared.
