0727. Normal saline versus ringer´s lactate in experimental sepsis

Diego Orbegozo Cortés; Su Fuhong; Carlos A. Santacruz; Koji Hosokawa; Xinrong He; Jacques Créteur; Jean Louis Vincent; Daniel De Backer

doi:10.1186/2197-425x-2-s1-p49

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The development of hyperchloremic acidosis associated with normal saline (NS) administration may be deleterious in septic shock.

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