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. 2022 Nov 14;26(1):352.
doi: 10.1186/s13054-022-04188-6.

Fluid intake, fluid output or fluid balance, which one matters in ARDS

Yanfei Shen  1 , Guolong Cai  1 , Jing Yan  2
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Fluid intake, fluid output or fluid balance, which one matters in ARDS

Yanfei Shen et al. Crit Care. .
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Fig. 1
Fig. 1
Distribution of intravenous crystalloid fluid in two hypothetic patients. Patient A: fluid intake 6000 ml, 15% of which goes into interstitial issue due to capillary leak and 60% was fluid output. Patient B: fluid intake 3000 ml, 55% of which goes into interstitial issue due to capillary leak and 20% was fluid output. Note: *25% is assumed according to one study (PMID: 34040918); # Fluid balance = fluid intake – fluid output
Fig. 2
Fig. 2
Marginal effect plots. A Association between day 3 fluid accumulation index and successful liberation of ventilation, adjusted for the potential confounder variables described in our study. B Association between cumulative fluid balance at day 3 and our primary outcome, adjusted for day 3 fluid accumulation index and the potential confounder variables described in our study
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