… resuscitation, but there is a lack of consensus on specific recommendations regarding the
type of fluid to use, the optimal rate of fluid administration, and what goals to use for indicating …

… Fluid resuscitation is the most important management during the first 72 hours after onset of
severe acute pancreatitis (SAP… Fluid infusion rate and total volume of fluid administered were …

… pancreatitis assessing the different treatment approaches. … fluid therapy protocols, considering
the types of fluids, rates and routes of fluid administration in patients with acute pancreatitis…

… The present study observed the impact of fluid administration on the outcome of acute
pancreatitis handling the administered volume as a continuous variable. The main finding of this …

… The Indian study involved comparison of intravenous fluids with fluid administered via a
nasojejunal tube. Both the Shanghai studies were from the same hospital with the same first …

… fluid rate of 5–10 ml/kg/h of Ringer’s lactate solution for the first 24 h has been recommended.
Fluid administration … fluid administration based on an individualized approach is proposed. …

… However, there is a lack of consensus on specific recommendations regarding the type of
fluid, optimal rate of fluid administration and end points to indicate adequate resuscitation[13]. …

… volume during the initial 24 hours, regardless of the amount of fluid administered in the initial
72-hour period. In our first retrospective study, 17 patients with severe acute pancreatitis at …

… fluid administration in acute pancreatitis, which have shown either benefit 9–14 or harm
20,21,24 associated with aggressive fluid … ” during which aggressive fluid administration is useful …

… Most authorities recommend titrating intravenous fluid administration to specific measurable
targets of perfusion. For example, the International Association of Pancreatology/American …