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New Insights on Fluid Management in Acute Pancreatitis

Dynamic fluid therapy strategies in acute pancreatitis can significantly impact patient mortality.

  • Identified five dynamic fluid therapy trajectories within the first 72 hours: low stable (7.3%), low-moderate sustained (10.8%), moderate stable (66.0%), moderate-high fluctuating (7.4%), and high sustained (8.6%).
  • Hazard ratios reveal increased in-hospital mortality: moderate-high fluctuating group (2.08) and high sustained group (2.91) compared to moderate stable.

Monitoring fluid therapy intensively could help tailor management and improve patient outcomes.

  • A 1 standard deviation increase in cumulative fluid therapy correlates with a 47% heightened mortality risk.

Journal Article by Wan J, Xiong S (…) Xia L et 6 al. in World J Emerg Surg

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