Comparison of the Effects of Normal Saline Versus Plasmalyte on Acid-Base Balance During Living Donor Kidney Transplantation Using the Stewart and Base Excess Methods

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@kidney_boy There is actualy some evidence that they not only are safe in kidney transplantation but can actualy be better as there is more hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis with normal saline 🤔 https://t.co/t9A51ZAKz3

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@SaynaNorouzi @VerranDeborah @EdoardoMelilli @thecurbsiders @kidney_boy @hswapnil @Nephro_Sparks @edgarvlermamd @Khairallah_P @ansakhuja And here Plasmalyte (more potassium 5mEq/l vs LR) vs NS https://t.co/xELoQCFYr8 were equally safe but more stable ac…

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