The evidence base for intraoperative fluid therapy in neonates is poor and relies on extrapolation from older populations.
Evidence for neonatal intraoperative fluids remains poor and extrapolated; leaves open optimal strategies and warrants dedicated trials.
The evidence base for the administration of intraoperative fluids in neonates is poor and extrapolated from adults and children. Differences from adults and children in physiology and anatomy of neonates inform our practice.
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