Von „in doubt give volume“ hin zur Beurteilung der Mikrozirkulation – Paradigmenwechsel in der Volumentherapie des Intensivpatienten. Von „rivers“ über die Trilogie der großen Multicenter-Studien (ARISE, PROCESS, PROMISE) und „cry my a river“ hin zu Poincare-2. Wir diskutieren in dieser Folge des Intensivtalks die wahrscheinlich anspruchsvollste Frage in der Intensivmedizin: Welche Menge an kristalloider Infusionslösung tut gut und welche Menge schadet? Zudem wie kann die Zukunft der Steuerung der Volumentherapie aussehen? Wie erfolgversprechend sind intravitale Zungenmikroskopie oder Messung der pCO2-Gap? 

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