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Protective nutrition strategy in the acute phase of critical illness: why, what and how to protect
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💧 Fluid Responsiveness ≠ Fluid Tolerance
For years, critical care clinicians have focused on a fundamental question:
Will this patient increase cardiac output if I give fluids?
A new multicentre study from France and China suggests we may need to ask a second question:
What price will the patient pay for that fluid?
In this observational study of 64 critically ill patients receiving a standardized 500 mL fluid challenge, investigators evaluated not only cardiac index (CI), but also venous congestion using VExUS and pulmonary congestion using extravascular lung water (EVLWI).
The findings are striking.
Before fluid administration, venous congestion could coexist with fluid responsiveness. In fact, many patients remained preload responsive despite already demonstrating evidence of systemic venous congestion.
However, what happened after fluid administration was even more important.
Among fluid responders:
✅ Cardiac index increased significantly
✅ Venous congestion remained largely stable
✅ Only 5% experienced worsening VExUS grade
✅ Lung water remained relatively unchanged
Among fluid non-responders:
❌ Cardiac output barely changed
❌ Venous congestion worsened dramatically
❌ VExUS deterioration occurred in 73%
❌ EVLWI increased significantly
❌ Congestion became evident across hepatic, portal, and renal venous territories
Perhaps the most important physiological message is this:
When the heart cannot convert preload into flow, the fluid has to go somewhere.
And where it goes is congestion.
The study also found a strong correlation between CVP and VExUS, suggesting that while advanced ultrasound provides valuable organ-level information, a carefully interpreted CVP may still remain a useful bedside marker of right-sided congestion.
The ARDS subgroup provides another important lesson.
Even fluid-responsive ARDS patients accumulated more extravascular lung water after fluid administration than non-ARDS patients, highlighting the role of pulmonary permeability in determining fluid tolerance.
This study reinforces a concept that is increasingly central to modern hemodynamic management:
The goal is not simply to identify fluid responsiveness.
The goal is to identify patients who are both:
✔ Fluid responsive
✔ Fluid tolerant
A fluid challenge that increases congestion without increasing flow is not resuscitation.
It is fluid accumulation.
The future of hemodynamic management may lie at the intersection of:
• Fluid responsiveness
• Venous congestion assessment
• Pulmonary permeability
• Organ-specific fluid tolerance
Because the best fluid is not the one that can be given.
It is the one that provides benefit without causing harm.
Reference , 📚
Si X, Critical Care. 2026;30:35.
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