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Ertmer C et al. - The impact of tetrastarch solutions on mortality and renal function in septic patients has not been fully determined, and further comparison with crystalloids in prospective, randomized studies is required. Such studies are currently ongoing and their results should be awaited before drawing final conclusions on the HES preparations.

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