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Líquidos opcionales para reanimación

También los coloides se utilizan en pacientes quirúrgicos. Debido a su peso molecular, quedan confinados al espacio intravascular y su administración da por resultado una expansión del volumen plasmático más efectiva. Sin embargo, en el choque hemorrágico grave aumenta la permeabilidad de la membrana capilar y permite que los coloides penetren en el espacio intersticial, lo que puede empeorar el edema y deteriorar la oxigenación hística.
Hay cuatro tipos principales de coloides —albúmina, dextranos, hetalmidón (hidroxietil almidón) y gelatinas—

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