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Does increased postoperative fluid intake affect the incidence of nonoliguric renal failure in trauma patients?
Does increased postoperative fluid intake affect the incidence of nonoliguric renal failure in trauma patients?
A retrospective review of 2,191 trauma patients investigating the relationship between increased postoperative fluid intake and nonoliguric renal failure.
Increased postoperative fluid intake in trauma patients should not change practice; leaves open any effect on nonoliguric renal failure.
Since 1975 the authors had observed a sudden increase in the incidence of nonoliguric renal failure following anesthesia in trauma victims. In an attempt to find the possible causes they reviewed postoperative fluid management of 2,191 patients. During the period 1974–1975, fluid intake was increase
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