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Critical care clinics · Apr 1992
Review Case ReportsAlbumin and colloid osmotic pressure implications for fluid resuscitation.
- M V Kaminski and T J Haase.
- University of Health Sciences (MVK), Chicago Medical School, Illinois.
- Crit Care Clin. 1992 Apr 1; 8 (2): 311-21.
AbstractThis article reviews basic physiologic principles governing fluids in spaces. Starling's law is presented, and its interpolation into a dynamic clinical setting is discussed. These principles are further described through a case presentation.
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