Among patients with predicted severe acute pancreatitis, the use of balanced multielectrolyte solutions (bmes) led to significantly lower serum chloride levels compared to normal saline (ns) on trial day 3. Additionally, patients receiving bmes experienced reduced systemic inflammatory response syndrome rates, increased organ failure-free days, and longer durations of survival outside the intensive care unit and hospital. These findings suggest that bmes may confer important clinical benefits over ns in managing this condition.
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