Sentence examples for significantly more fluids from inspiring English sources

In these trials, patients assigned to EGDT received significantly more fluids than patients receiving standard care.

Just like in the landmark study on early goal directed therapy [74], protocol patients received significantly more fluids during the intervention period, whereas these patients received less fluid during the subsequent observation period.

However, in Group EA significantly more fluids (56%) were administered to achieve SvO2 ≥ 60%.

Patients in the EGDT group received significantly more fluids and were more likely to receive vasopressors, inotropes, and red cell transfusions than those in usual care.

Patients in the EGDT group received significantly more fluids and were more likely to receive vasopressors, inotropes, and red cell transfusions compared with the usual care group.

Patients with AF received significantly more fluids and catecholamines, and experienced more sepsis, shock (especially septic shock), and acute renal failure.

Patients in the BIS 40 group needed significantly more fluid replacement and injections of norepinephrine compared with the other groups.

No differences were found between the experimental groups during the immediate measure (P >.05), whereas Resilon/Epiphany group displayed significantly more fluid movement than the gutta-percha/AH Plus group after 14 months of water storage (P <.05).

rFVIIa-treated animals received significantly more fluid resuscitation before rebleeding than did control animals.

Furthermore, although animals in the NS received significantly more fluid, the mean arterial pressure was significantly lower in the resuscitation phase when compared with the RL group.

Any decrease in DO2 might have been recognised earlier by ScvO2 than CVP and resulted in more frequent interventions, similar to the results of Rivers et al., who (although in septic patients) also found that the patients assigned to early goal-directed therapy received significantly more fluid, more red-cell transfusions and inotropic support in the initial phase of resuscitation [ 20].