SCCM Resource Library-Raisins and Cacti: Maintaining ICU Patients in a State of Dryness

Raisins and Cacti: Maintaining ICU Patients in a State of Dryness

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The presentation by Dr. Siparsky focuses on managing fluid levels in ICU patients, emphasizing the dangers of fluid overload, which can lead to complications like ARDS, AKI, and multiple organ failure. It stresses the importance of treating fluid administration like a drug, using precise measurements and protocols to prevent excess fluid retention. The talk highlights the potential roles of conservative fluid management, permissive oliguria, and alternative resuscitation methods like direct peritoneal resuscitation, while questioning the benefits of hypertonic saline solutions. Future research, such as the CONFIDENCE trial, aims to further inform best practices.

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One-Hour Concurrent Session | Fluid, Fluid, All Around, and Not a Drop to Drink! Current Fluid Controversies and Novel Therapies

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Content Type Presentation

Membership Level Professional

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Year 2024

Keywords

fluid management

ICU patients

fluid overload

conservative fluid management

CONFIDENCE trial

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