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Five units of PRBCs and 8000 mL of balanced crystalloid solution were administered during the course of transplantation, which lasted for 9 h.

For cardiac arrest, diluted crystalloid cardioplegia, adding ringer solution to total volume of one litter was administered 15-20 ml/kg.

Linear structures in the [micro]OCT image (yellow arrows in Figure 6, A) are likely crystalloid structures that are frequently seen in prostate cancer, as also seen in the corresponding histology (blue arrows in Figure 6, C).

Studies conducted to find out the impact of fluid balance on outcome and recommendations about the type of fluid (colloid or crystalloid) to be used for resuscitation, in patients admitted to surgical intensive care unit are inconclusive.

Early resuscitation with crystalloid fluids is essential to replace blood volume, but after 3 L of crystalloid alone, there is an increased risk of coagulopathy.

A 24-gauge intravenous catheter was placed in the right ulnar vein and crystalloid fluids were infused at a continuous rate of 10 mL/kg/h (total volume dispensed, 2 mL).

In addition to epinephrine, intravascular volume, vascular tone, and cardiac output should be supported with colloid and crystalloid fluids (6, 7).

Crystalloid and colloid solutions and blood transfusion with packed red blood cell were applied.

Currently, isotonic crystalloid solutions such as normal saline (NS) and Ringer's lactate(RL) are preferred solutions for fluid resuscitation in the emergency department because colloids are more expensive than crystalloids, and no better survival rates have been reported with colloids (4).

Significantly fewer studies evaluated the role of oral crystalloid supplementation in comparison to iv infusion.

Chemical compound GB-2 is a kind of bisque needle-like crystalloid, easily soluble in methanol and acetone.