Why the study?
Does generous versus restricted intravenous fluid administration affect urine output and hemodynamics in patients undergoing radical head and neck surgery?
Population
24 patients with normal renal function who underwent radical head and neck surgery
Comparison
Generous intravenous fluid administration vs Restricted intravenous fluid administration
Design
Cohort
Follow-up
Postoperative period
Authors
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May support moderate fluid restriction in head and neck surgery without renal compromise; leaves open confirmation by randomized trials.
Does generous versus restricted intravenous fluid administration affect urine output and hemodynamics in patients undergoing radical head and neck surgery?
Moderate fluid restriction during radical neck surgery causes intraoperative oliguria but does not compromise hemodynamics or postoperative renal function.
PRIANO et al. (1993) studied this question.
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