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On the contrary, inappropriate fluid administration negatively impacts on several relevant outcomes [ 5- 8].
Indeed, inappropriate fluid restriction of volume-depleted patients with RSW has been reported to have higher morbidity and mortality rates.
Inappropriate fluid administration can result in interstitial edema, which may have harmful consequences, especially in patients with respiratory failure.
During major abdominal surgery in patients with compromised cardiovascular reserves, inappropriate fluid management may result in occult organ hypoperfusion or in fluid overload and increased postoperative morbidity.
Therefore, inappropriate fluid expansion can increase morbidity and mortality [ 5- 7], making it important to accurately assess fluid responsiveness in critically ill patients [ 8, 9].
Many deaths were thought to be due to inappropriate fluid management leading to fluid overload (WHO expert statement, Colombo, Sri Lanka, Epid Unit Colombo; Unpublished data), in addition to myocarditis related cardiac failure and acute hepatic failure.
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Several studies have revealed that inappropriate intraoperative fluid therapy may be responsible for postoperative complications and organ failure.
This is inappropriate for fluids that are fundamental to the supportive medicine we practice.
It showed that the wet fluid is inappropriate for ORC systems [10].
Inappropriate urine collection, increased fluid intake, and abnormal renal function can be associated with false-positive and -negative results.
When the underlying cause of hyponatraemia is Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone (SIADH), fluid restriction and in some countries, demeclocycline, urea or diuretics have been mainstays of treatment, with hypertonic saline tending to be reserved for life-threatening situations as these treatment options are often slow to instigate, poorly tolerated and ineffective [ 5].
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