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IRCCS Humanitas Research Hospital, Department of Biomedical Sciences, Humanitas University
Fluid management is critical in the early resuscitation of septic shock. Recent research has highlighted the dangers of fluid overload, which can lead to organ dysfunction. The document reviews advancements in fluid responsiveness assessment and the evolution of fluid challenge practices, advocating for dynamic tests over static measures. It also discusses the 2025 European Society of Intensive Care Medicine Shock Consensus recommendations, which promote personalized fluid therapy strategies to improve patient outcomes.
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