@tulunsokit @MemesNephro Never been shown to be superior to crystalloids, but mucho, mucho more dollars. https://t.co/h2MILduQhn

Colloids versus crystalloids for fluid resuscitation in critically ill people https://t.co/FVhfDf4TLU

In critically ill pts with sepsis, @SCCM recommends crystalloids first. (https://t.co/pF7muz0CQt). A @CochraneReview supports this rec (https://t.co/TbPLpgfaIz). A small RCT found 5% albumin safe and beneficial vs NS in septic patients with cirrhosis (http

RT @estenotropomono: Cristaloides vs Coloides. Resumen definitivo: Lewis et al. (Cochrane 2018) n=300020 https://t.co/224ibU9Tk9 🧵

Cristaloides vs Coloides. Resumen definitivo: Lewis et al. (Cochrane 2018) n=300020 https://t.co/224ibU9Tk9 🧵

Colloïdes ou cristalloïdes pour le remplacement liquidien chez les personnes en état critique https://t.co/DwXhW6wB2S

重症患者における蘇生輸液のための膠質液と晶質液の比較 - Lewis, SR - 2018 | Cochrane Library https://t.co/G8ts9DfeDV

重症患者における輸液療法としての膠質液と晶質液 https://t.co/RX0My1K39x

@icu_williams It got a bad rap because of cost benefit but sometimes you just want intravascular volume instead of yet more crystalloid. As usual sketchy evidence zone. https://t.co/JY40y317CF

@Wilkinsonjonny @icmteaching @Manu_Malbrain @Fluid_Academy @Gas_Craic @FOAMecmo @iceman_ex @avkwong @bhealthcare @hughgifford @ICU_Management @PulmCrit @ThinkingCC "Colloids should be banned" is an opinion, not a Fact. The Facts are that Dextran 70 is the

5/14 Now we need to talk about the type of resuscitative fluid to give. First we need to figure out what's in our toolkit (this is NOT comprehensive but what is commonly used). Colloids not superior to crystalloids for resuscitation! https://t.co/FnqkMwpF

Finally, colloids are now quite controversial, as it seems some of them are associated to side effects, and its use in critical patients has been dissapointing https://t.co/vZNEwcsvkj

@RPBensonICM Interesting. I'm yet to be convinced that albumin improves patient-oriented outcomes except maybe in liver disease... https://t.co/L1kwFc1v40 Will be fascinating to see how the evidence develops over next few years

La cuestión continua: Colloids versus crystalloids for fluid resuscitation in critically ill people https://t.co/U9xZPPAeJY

La constante controversia: Colloids versus crystalloids for fluid resuscitation in critically ill people https://t.co/U9xZPPRQ8y

“#Colloids versus #crystalloids for fluid resuscitation in critically ill people - #Cochrane” https://t.co/WvTHqwA2eA

Probably no difference between the two currently - two more studies soon to publish

RT @SaludBmanga: Colloids versus crystalloids for fluid resuscitation in critically ill people https://t.co/tDhnYPRXkw

Colloids versus crystalloids for fluid resuscitation in critically ill people https://t.co/tDhnYPRXkw

Colloids or crystalloids for #fluid replacement in #critical people | Cochrane https://t.co/FyxRIefxHs #bacteria #virus https://t.co/EnVoxnV8cy

RT @icuconsultants: No effect on mortality with colloids and more RRT with starches- data from the latest cochrane review comparing crystal…

RT @ICUnurses: Stick to crystalloids: Cochrane review https://t.co/cum7XUIBqL

No effect on mortality with colloids and more RRT with starches- data from the latest cochrane review comparing crystalloids and colloids- mandatory reading! https://t.co/MlSRKoCFl1

Stick to crystalloids: Cochrane review https://t.co/cum7XUIBqL

重症患者への輸液蘇生における膠質液は，晶質液と比較して死亡リスクへの影響には差がないかあってもごくわずか程度．69報RCT，30020例コクランメタ解析（Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2018;8:CD000567） https://t.co/u7M3BZuxe6

RT @charo_79: Coloides o cristaloides para la reposición de líquidos en pacientes críticos. #enfermería Vía @CochraneLibrary https://t.co/…

Coloides o cristaloides para la reposición de líquidos en pacientes críticos. #enfermería Vía @CochraneLibrary https://t.co/RIFRPiMLSR

Colloids or crystalloids? Our latest updated Cochrane review looks at the evidence in non-surgical, critically ill patients @cochraneINJ @CochraneUK https://t.co/ip9jXH9byz https://t.co/ip9jXH9byz

Colloids or crystalloids? Our latest updated Cochrane review looks at the evidence in non-surgical, critically ill patients @cochraneINJ @CochraneUK https://t.co/ip9jXH9byz