Septic shock resuscitation continues to evolve.
For years, early care emphasized intravenous fluids to restore perfusion. More recently, clinicians have become more attentive to fluid overload, venous congestion, pulmonary edema, and earlier vasopressor initiation.
ARISE FLUIDS adds to this conversation.
The physiologic tension is familiar.
Fluids may improve venous return and cardiac output when the patient is preload responsive.
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Restrictive fluids, earlier vasopressors, and individualized septic shock resuscitation.
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