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See Latest ArticlesInfluence of fluid therapy on the haemostatic system of intensive care patients
Best Practice & Research - Clinical Anaesthesiology, 06/18/09
Kozek-Langenecker SA et al. - Albumin has negligible effects on haemostasis, but low volume efficacy and costs limit the use of a blood product as a routine volume replacement fluid. To avoid potential acidosis-induced changes in haemostasis, plasma-adapted carrier solutions may be used instead of saline-based solutions.
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