
Comparing two approaches of fluid treatment for blood poisoning shock; a restrictive approach (less fluid) and common practice (more fluid).
Blood poisoning shock (septic shock) is characterized by failure of the circulation and vital organs. Intravenous fluid treatment (fluid given in a drip) to improve the circulation is a frequent treatment in blood poisoning shock, but there is sparse knowledge about the optimal amount of fluid.

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University Hospital Copenhagen, Rigshospitalet
anders.perner@regionh.dk

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