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Matthew Reeds mgreeds at reeds.uk.comThu Mar 22 09:24:03 GMT 2007
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There are very few indications indeed for any form of IO access. As I see it:- 1) Traditional IO is out; 2) BIG and FAST 1 have a role (where required) but these are in fact very few and far between; 3) These indications are access for analgesia and relevant medication (it COULD include fluids if required e.g. for a very severe head injury to maintain MAP) but, as I mentioned before, things have to be EXTREMELY bad for me to give ANY fluid indeed (and even then it is only a 50-100ml bolus of hypertonic saline titrated.) Matthew Reeds Surgery U.K.
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