Fluid therapy: for anesthesia
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Introduction
- Think about fluid therapy prior to anesthesia, during anesthesia, and after anesthesia.
- Fluid homeostasis is disturbed by anesthesia and surgery.
- Upsetting this balance will have more serious consequences for old, very young and diseased patients.
- Appropriate fluid therapy can improve the outcome following anesthesia and surgery.
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