Volume overload

Fluid overload, pulmonary edema, cardiac failure congestive cardiac failure chronic, and cardiac failure. A large proportion of the patients who developed volume overload had received diuretics (21/25 [84.0%] and seven of nine [77.8%] in the plasma and 4F-PCC groups, respectively), illustrating the fragile fluid balance that these patients need to maintain. This study shows that the use of plasma (vs. 4F-PCC), history of CHF, and history of renal disease appear to be independently predictive of volume overload. The median (range) 4F-PCC dose, volume, and infusion time were 25 (15.5-50.5) IU/kg, 90 (48-230) mL, and 17 (7-288) minutes, respectively. The median (range) plasma dose, volume, and infusion time were 10 (3.9- 17.7) mL/kg, 800 (353-1525) mL, and 120 (22-928) minutes, respectively.