fluid resuscitation in trauma cases

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2011
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Abstract
Traumatic shock may be defined as a syndrome that begun the insufficient sytemic perfusion causes the tissue hypoxia and vital organ dysfunction. The most important point is to achieve the efficient volume. In this review we tried to discuss the recommended blood and blood products, syntethic blood, isotonic and hypertonic cristalloids and their structures, tenancy areas, advantages and dysadvantages and fluid resuscitation intended to coagulopathy in trauma cases. [Archives Medical Review Journal 2011; 20(2.000): 89-106]
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Authors ;Ayca Acikalin;Nalan Kozaci,Selen Acehan;Muge Gulen;Ahmet Sebe
Journal hawai'i journal of medicine & public health : a journal of asia pacific medicine & public health
Year 2011
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Keywords
emergency fluid therapy shockmedicinemedicine (general)

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