Hypertonic solutions were injected 20 times in 16 experiments. Blood flow rates ranged from 42 to 114 ml./min./Kg. Blood pressure averaged 103 mm.
Hypertonic saline solution is effective and safe in expanding plasma volume and enhancing These solutions have been approved and registered in European.
of hypertonic solutions on the volume and composition of the extracellular fluid on cellular transfers and on the metabolism and excretion of water and
19 juin 1982 hypertonic solutions produced a slight increase in the resting potential and sucrose- and glucose-hypertonicity depressed the rising phase ...
and Hypertonic Solutions in the period (to 190 A) in hypertonic solutions. ... Ringer solution to give hypertonic values of 10 1 and.
It is well known that hypertonic solutions diminish and in sufficient con- centration abolish
Heniolysis by Hypertonic Solutions of Neutral Salts. H. NILS SODERSTROM. Recei ed 4 Sovember 1943. The fact that erythrocytes undergo hemolysis not onlj-
sensitive to hypertonic solutions of sodium citrate than to hypotonic solutions and offers as explanation the fact that as the semen ages
hypertonic solutions their lossin weight is generally less than would be expected if the musclewere a simple osmotic sac. Even in the strongest.
4 mars 2005 Head injury. • Traumatic brain injury. • Hypertonic saline. • Hyperosmolar solutions. • Intracranial pressure. • Brain edema. • Secondary brain ...
The use of hypertonic solutions (2 3 and 23 4 sodium chloride) were initially used for in-the-field resuscitation of patients with multi-system trauma and later for treatment of increased ICP due to conditions such as brain tumors or isolated traumatic brain injury
Hypertonic saline solutions (HTS) are used to treat a variety of neurologic conditions in the ICU HTS bolus has been shown to be effective in treating increased intra-cranial pressure (ICP) and cerebral edema due to traumatic brain injury cerebrovascular accident and aneurysmal hemorrhage
Administration of hypertonic solutions may cause venous damage and thus should be administered through a large vein for rapid dilution Do not mix or administer 3 and 5 Sodium Chloride
hypertonic sodium solutions for management of ICP or cerebral edema in patients with acute ischemic stroke who do not have an adequate response to man-nit(conditional recommenda-uality evi-denc) Rationale: Inmakingthisrecommendationthepanel feltthatthequalityofevidencewaslowbuttheliterature inpatientswithAISsuggestedthatpatientswhodonot
HYPERTONIC SALINE: MECHANISMS OF ACTION HS solutions can possibly affect the volume of the intracranial structures through various mechanisms All or several of them are likely to be interacting to achieve the end result of HS therapy: reduction of cerebral edema and elevated ICP These mecha-nisms are summarized below:
hypertonic solution for fluid and electrolyte replenishment in single dose containers for intravenous administration The pH may have been adjusted with hydrochloric acid It contains no