0.9% saline versus Plasma-Lyte as initial fluid in children with diabetic ketoacidosis (SPinK trial): a double-blind randomized controlled trial

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RT @SCCMMichigan: The @Crit_Care SPinK trial found similar rates of AKI in DKA pts with NS or Plasma-Lyte (https://t.co/yal7r4Rmsb).

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RT @SCCMMichigan: The @Crit_Care SPinK trial found similar rates of AKI in DKA pts with NS or Plasma-Lyte (https://t.co/yal7r4Rmsb).

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The @Crit_Care SPinK trial found similar rates of AKI in DKA pts with NS or Plasma-Lyte (https://t.co/yal7r4Rmsb).

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@critconcepts It’s just a vehicle for potassium in the UK Pharmacists reluctant to add K to RL or plasmalyte bags No real change in outcomes in paeds in using saline apart from a delay in normalising pH https://t.co/0Qy8icUD5o Agree though , counterintui

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