Excellet lecture. Volume status assessment and fluid balance is a critical point, not only for transplant patient but also fot critical care patients. Very helpful lecture
rindhabibgmail-com
2 years ago
excellent lecture professor.
Riham Marzouk
2 years ago
really nice and simple lecture as usual our prof and more informative
thanks a lot
Sahar elkharraz
2 years ago
Thank for this nice presentation Prof Ahmed
Eusha Ansary
2 years ago
New insight !
Mohammed Sobair
2 years ago
Thanks pro.Halawa for informative lecture.
So now more usage of Hartmann? We used to give NS and Hartmann only in polyuric patient .
IOM is interesting modality should be adopted.
Huda Al-Taee
2 years ago
thanks, prof Halawa for the informative lecture
saja Mohammed
2 years ago
Dear prof Ahmed thank you for the excellent content of the presentation which helps us in our daily clinical practice what about the use of mannitol intraoperative by some protocols with furosemide? is there a certain indication for that?
and regarding the CVP line if used with MAP and other clinical bedside assessments can replace the need for TOD as doppler is also operator dependent and not available
Thanks
dina omar
2 years ago
Thanks dear prof for the interesting lecture
Hussam Juda
2 years ago
Thank you very much
Doaa Elwasly
2 years ago
Thanks Professor Halawa for this informative lecture
Ben Lomatayo
2 years ago
Thank prof for this nice lecture;
The issue of bolus versus continuous fluid at the time of de-clamping ; I understand that, these patients are put on continous iv fluids from the start of surgery, so how is the concept of the bolus applied if they are already of continuous fluids? or you have some patients who are put on the boluses only from the begining of the surgery without any continuous running fluids in your protocol ?
saja Mohammed
2 years ago
Excellent and very practical take-home messages.
thank you professor Halawa
Mohammed Abdallah
2 years ago
Excellent lecture. Thank you Professor Halawa
KAMAL ELGORASHI
2 years ago
Thank you Prof; Ahmed Halawa for this valuable, practical, and touchable point lecture. Saline is abnormal saline Balanced solution is always better Guided fluid management is vital in balancing fluid status. Thanks, a lot our Prof.
Hussein Bagha baghahussein@yahoo.com
2 years ago
Thank you Professor Halawa for an excellent lecture as always.
I fully agree with you that IV fluids are drugs and should be treated as such. The wrong fluid used for the wrong patient results in increased morbidity and mortality.
I have seen metabolic acidosis in the immediate post-operative transplant period due to the use of (ab)normal saline in theatre by the anesthetists. They always have a fear of hyperkalemia. It is just recently that we reached an agreement to use Hartmans
Mohammad Alshaikh
2 years ago
Thank you Prof. Halawa for this great informative perioperative patient and fluid management. we rely on daily weight at most in follow up our patients post operative
Isaac Abiola
2 years ago
Thank you so much Prof Halawa for another wonderful lucid lecture on fluid management.
Please can we still maintain hourly fluid balance plus insensible loss in a patient with low ejection fraction, e.g 40%
Very useful lecture
god bless you Professor
Excellent lectuer Professer
Excellet lecture. Volume status assessment and fluid balance is a critical point, not only for transplant patient but also fot critical care patients. Very helpful lecture
excellent lecture professor.
really nice and simple lecture as usual our prof and more informative
thanks a lot
Thank for this nice presentation Prof Ahmed
New insight !
Thanks pro.Halawa for informative lecture.
So now more usage of Hartmann? We used to give NS and Hartmann only in polyuric patient .
IOM is interesting modality should be adopted.
thanks, prof Halawa for the informative lecture
Dear prof Ahmed thank you for the excellent content of the presentation which helps us in our daily clinical practice what about the use of mannitol intraoperative by some protocols with furosemide? is there a certain indication for that?
and regarding the CVP line if used with MAP and other clinical bedside assessments can replace the need for TOD as doppler is also operator dependent and not available
Thanks
Thanks dear prof for the interesting lecture
Thank you very much
Thanks Professor Halawa for this informative lecture
Excellent and very practical take-home messages.
thank you professor Halawa
Excellent lecture. Thank you Professor Halawa
Thank you Prof; Ahmed Halawa for this valuable, practical, and touchable point lecture.
Saline is abnormal saline
Balanced solution is always better
Guided fluid management is vital in balancing fluid status.
Thanks, a lot our Prof.
Thank you Professor Halawa for an excellent lecture as always.
I fully agree with you that IV fluids are drugs and should be treated as such. The wrong fluid used for the wrong patient results in increased morbidity and mortality.
I have seen metabolic acidosis in the immediate post-operative transplant period due to the use of (ab)normal saline in theatre by the anesthetists. They always have a fear of hyperkalemia. It is just recently that we reached an agreement to use Hartmans
Thank you Prof. Halawa for this great informative perioperative patient and fluid management. we rely on daily weight at most in follow up our patients post operative
Thank you so much Prof Halawa for another wonderful lucid lecture on fluid management.
Please can we still maintain hourly fluid balance plus insensible loss in a patient with low ejection fraction, e.g 40%