„Small-Volume-Resuscitation” in der präklinischen und klinischen Notfalltherapie

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Konsequenzen der Hypovolämie

Besonderheiten der Polytraumas

Möglichkeiten des Volumenersatzes

Hypertone Lösungen

Wirkungsweise hypertoner Lösungen

Indikationen für hypertone Lösungen

Gefahren hypertoner Lösungen

zusätzliche Wirkungen hypertoner Lösungen

Literaturübersicht und Empfehlungen

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