Burn fluid resuscitation: historical estimates
Calculates a theoretical 24-hour volume using explicitly selected coefficients and records the volume already administered. Does not provide a recommended infusion rate or replace clinical titration.
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Method · Limits of application
Baxter–Shires 1968 / modified Brooke; mathematical comparison in adults
ABA 2024 recommends starting the estimate with 2 mL/kg/% in adults with burned TBSA ≥ 20%. Parkland 4 is an explicitly selected historical comparison. This is not a recommended infusion rate and does not replace monitoring-guided titration.
Conditions of use
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Scope of this implementation
ABA 2024 recommends starting the estimate with 2 mL/kg/% in adults with burned TBSA ≥ 20%. Parkland 4 is an explicitly selected historical comparison. This is not a recommended infusion rate and does not replace monitoring-guided titration.
Parameters in this edition
- Weight · kg
- Partial- or full-thickness burned surface area · %
- Selected protocol coefficient
- Age · years
- Time since the burn · h
- Volume already given for this resuscitation · mL
- Adult with burned body surface area ≥ 20%; protocol, elapsed time and previous fluid balance confirmed?
Relationship with cancer research
General context — relationship to be defined
A resource for general clinical contexts. This edition does not assign a specific oncological relationship; selecting it for a study requires a justified question, population and purpose.