Descrição
Joanne, Pedro e João trazem mais uma versão do Polêmicas do Sepse, logo depois da nova publicação do Surviving Sepsis! Nesse episódio mencionamos:
1) Escolha e tempo de antibioticoterapia
2) Qual solução para expansão volêmica e a quantidade necessária
3) Qual droga vasoativa realizar e como fazer
E por último, a indicação de bicarbonato na sepse!
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