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NON-INTERVENTIONAL FOLLOW-UP VERSUS FLUID BOLUS IN RESPONSE TO OLIGURIA IN HEMODYNAMICALLY STABLE CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED PILOT TRIAL
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The research investigates the efficacy of fluid bolus therapy, a common intervention aimed at improving urine output in critically ill patients with oliguria. The study's primary outcome was the proportion of patients who doubled their urine output after receiving either a fluid bolus or non-interventional follow-up. Results indicated that the fluid bolus group had a significantly higher rate of improved urine output compared to the follow-up group, suggesting potential benefits of fluid administration in this patient population.
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