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ABRUPT2 Trial: 5% Albumin Reduced Fluid Requirements in Major Burn Resuscitation
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ABRUPT2 Trial: 5% Albumin Reduced Fluid Requirements in Major Burn Resuscitation

Posted by By MedXY 05/20/2026
ABRUPT2 found that adding 5% albumin to lactated Ringer’s significantly reduced fluid needs in the first 48 hours after major burns, without clear differences in mortality, kidney injury, or healing time.
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Albumin Replacement in Septic Shock: Safety Confirmed but Survival Benefit Remains Elusive
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Albumin Replacement in Septic Shock: Safety Confirmed but Survival Benefit Remains Elusive

Posted by By MedXY 02/23/2026
The ARISS randomized clinical trial found that 20% albumin supplementation to maintain serum levels ≥3.0 g/dL is safe in septic shock but does not significantly improve 90-day survival compared to standard crystalloids, though the study's early termination limits its definitive power.
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