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Renal dysfunction and fluid and electrolyte disturbances

Current Opinion in Critical CareHashem and Weissman
Current Opinion in Critical Care 17:04 August 2011
ISSN: 1070-5295 • Frequency: 6/year • Subscribe Now • Journal Website

 

This article aims to examine recent developments in preventing and treating postoperative acute renal dysfunction. To review contemporary issues concerning perioperative fluid and electrolyte management.

 

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