Key result
Goal-oriented perioperative fluid management and improved restoration paths decrease post-operative problems, while liberal fluids up to 20-30 ml/kg/h may benefit ambulatory patients.
Why the study?
Effective perioperative fluid management is essential across a patient hospital intake, motivating an examination of current studies on perioperative fluid adjustment to preserve and recover tissue fluid, electrolyte homeostasis, and central euvolemia.
Do specific perioperative fluid management strategies improve post-operative outcomes and preserve euvolemia in surgical patients?
Population
Articles from 2000 to 2020 indexed in MEDLINE, Embase, PubMed, and CINAHL Plus
Design
Systematic literature review
Authors
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Supports individualized zero-balance approaches in enhanced recovery; leaves open optimal rates for ambulatory versus major procedures.
Systematic Review
Do specific perioperative fluid management strategies improve post-operative outcomes and preserve euvolemia in surgical patients?
Tailored perioperative fluid management, including goal-oriented strategies and procedure-specific fluid rates, can decrease post-operative complications.
Kamel et al. (2021) conducted a systematic review in Perioperative fluid management. Perioperative fluid management strategies was evaluated. Goal-oriented perioperative fluid management and improved restoration paths decrease post-operative problems, while liberal fluids up to 20-30 ml/kg/h may benefit ambulatory patients.
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