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How to treat hemorrhagic shock and head trauma in the emergency department: isotonic or hypertonic saline?
Aims: this study was performed to compare the effects of physiological saline and hypertonic saline administered at an early stage in a model of traumatic brain injury associated with hemorrhagic shock. Material and methods: twenty-eight male Sprague Dawley rats were divided into four groups. The ra
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