Hypertonic Sodium Chloride Solutions: Effect on Hemodynamics and Survival after Hemorrhage in Swine

1987 
We evaluated the hemodynamic response of 12% shed blood replacement with 7.5% sodium chloride after a nonlethal hemorrhage in chronically instrumented swine. Compared to no treatment or Ringer's lactate infusion, the hypertonic salt solution was followed by increased cardiac output. We then evaluate
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