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During abdominal surgery lasting 90 minutes or longer, your body needs extra fluids to keep your heart and circulation working well. This trial tests three different types of fluids—acetated Ringer's solution, , and —to see which one does the best job of supporting your heart's pumping ability and maintaining healthy blood flow during surgery.
Doctors want to find the safest and most effective fluid to give patients during long abdominal surgeries. Different fluids work differently in the body, and this treatment aims to help surgeons choose the best option to keep patients stable and healthy during their operation.
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You will have blood tests and measurements the day before your surgery and again on the morning of surgery. During your surgery, a small monitoring probe will be placed through your nose into your esophagus to measure how well your heart is pumping. You will randomly receive one of three types of fluids, and the doctors will take multiple blood samples during and after surgery to track how each fluid affects your body. The monitoring and blood samples continue for about an hour after the fluid is given.
AI-generated summary from trial data · Sep 16, 2026 · Not medical advice
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