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fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate

Medical University of Vienna · FDA-approved active Small molecule

fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate is a Crystalloid intravenous fluid Small molecule drug developed by Medical University of Vienna. It is currently FDA-approved for Hypovolemia and dehydration management, Perioperative fluid replacement, Burn injury fluid resuscitation.

Fluidotherapy with Ringer-lactate is an intravenous fluid replacement therapy that restores intravascular volume and electrolyte balance in dehydrated or hypovolemic patients.

Fluidotherapy with Ringer-lactate is an intravenous fluid replacement therapy that restores intravascular volume and electrolyte balance in dehydrated or hypovolemic patients. Used for Hypovolemia and dehydration management, Perioperative fluid replacement, Burn injury fluid resuscitation.

At a glance

Generic namefluidotherapy with ringer-lactate
SponsorMedical University of Vienna
Drug classCrystalloid intravenous fluid
ModalitySmall molecule
Therapeutic areaCritical Care / Emergency Medicine / Perioperative Medicine
PhaseFDA-approved

Mechanism of action

Ringer-lactate is a crystalloid solution containing sodium, potassium, calcium, chloride, and lactate in physiologic concentrations. When administered intravenously, it replaces lost fluids and electrolytes, restores circulating blood volume, and maintains cellular function. The lactate component is metabolized by the liver to bicarbonate, providing mild alkalinizing effects.

Approved indications

Common side effects

Key clinical trials

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Frequently asked questions about fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate

What is fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate?

fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate is a Crystalloid intravenous fluid drug developed by Medical University of Vienna, indicated for Hypovolemia and dehydration management, Perioperative fluid replacement, Burn injury fluid resuscitation.

How does fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate work?

Fluidotherapy with Ringer-lactate is an intravenous fluid replacement therapy that restores intravascular volume and electrolyte balance in dehydrated or hypovolemic patients.

What is fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate used for?

fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate is indicated for Hypovolemia and dehydration management, Perioperative fluid replacement, Burn injury fluid resuscitation, Hemorrhagic shock management.

Who makes fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate?

fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate is developed and marketed by Medical University of Vienna (see full Medical University of Vienna pipeline at /company/medical-university-of-vienna).

What drug class is fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate in?

fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate belongs to the Crystalloid intravenous fluid class. See all Crystalloid intravenous fluid drugs at /class/crystalloid-intravenous-fluid.

What development phase is fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate in?

fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate is FDA-approved (marketed).

What are the side effects of fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate?

Common side effects of fluidotherapy with ringer-lactate include Hyperkalemia (in renal impairment), Fluid overload / pulmonary edema, Hyperchloremic acidosis (with large volumes), Phlebitis at infusion site.

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