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FDA Approves Furoscix ReadyFlow

The FDA approved Furoscix ReadyFlow, a subcutaneous furosemide autoinjector for edema associated with heart failure or chronic kidney disease. Clinical data demonstrated pharmacokinetic exposure and diuretic effects comparable to intravenous furosemide.

Cardiology August 11th 2026

Tags: DEVICE/DRUG APPROVALS FDA FLUID MANAGEMENT HEALTHCARE DELIVERY HEART FAILURE (HF) KIDNEY DISEASE PATIENT CARE PHARMACOTHERAPY

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Fluid Restriction in Patients with Heart Failure: A Systematic Review

Studies on fluid restriction in patients with HF are scarce, and most of the available studies are at high risk of bias. Although power is lacking, there is no evidence indicating that fluid restriction affects mortality or HF hospitalizations, but there is a signal of harm in terms of thirst distress.

Cardiology March 25th 2026

Tags: FLUID MANAGEMENT HEART FAILURE (HF) PALLIATIVE CARE QUALITY OF LIFE SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT

Physician’s Weekly

Moving Beyond Lactate-Guided Resuscitation in Critical Care

“Relying on spot serum lactate as a marker for poor perfusion leads to incorrect and harmful interventions, particularly fluid overload.” — Dr. Frank Brodkey

Cardiology February 23rd 2026

Tags: CARDIOGENIC SHOCK CRITICAL CARE FLUID MANAGEMENT HEMODYNAMIC ASSESSMENT SEPSIS

Journal of the American College of Cardiology (JACC)

FRESH-UP: No Benefit in Limiting Fluid Intake in Patients With HF

FRESH-UP found no benefit in health status, hospitalizations, or mortality when restricting fluids to 1,500 mL daily in stable heart failure patients, while significantly increasing thirst distress.

Cardiology May 6th 2025

Tags: EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE FLUID MANAGEMENT HEART FAILURE (HF) RESEARCH & CLINICAL TRIALS

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine (CCJM)

What Fluids Should I Order for my Patient with Acute Pancreatitis?

Emerging data suggest that lactated Ringer’s is associated with improved health outcomes and may be superior to normal saline in acute pancreatitis management.

Emergency Medicine August 19th 2024

Tags: CRITICAL CARE FLUID MANAGEMENT GASTRO/HEP DISORDERS GUIDELINES/RECOMMENDATIONS

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