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"Effect of Albumin Combined With Furosemide in Critically Ill Patients With Fluid Overload: Impact on Urine Output and Renal Function"
This study aims to compare the effectiveness of furosemide alone versus the combination of furosemide plus albumin in critically ill adult patients with fluid overload. The trial evaluates whether co-administration of albumin enhances diuretic response compared with standard furosemide therapy. The primary outcomes include urine output at 2 hours, changes in renal perfusion markers, and biochemical parameters. Secondary outcomes include changes in mean arterial pressure, electrolyte balance, and renal resistance index. The study seeks to determine whether adding albumin provides a clinically meaningful improvement in diuresis and renal function compared with furosemide monotherapy.
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