A retrospective analysis of 25% human serum albumin supplementation in hypoalbuminemic @entity235 with XXXX .

@entity235 @entity1 @entity551 @entity298
This study describes the influence of 25% human serum albumin (HSA) supplementation on serum albumin level, total protein (TP), @entity551 ( @entity551 ), hospital stay, and survival in @entity235 with @entity298 . Records of 39 @entity235 with @entity298 were evaluated. In the HSA group, initial and post-transfusion TP, albumin, @entity551 , and HSA dose were recorded. In the non-supplemented group, repeated values of TP, albumin, and @entity551 were recorded over their hospitalization. Eighteen @entity235 survived (53.8% mortality). Repeat albumin values were higher in survivors (mean 23.9 g/L) and elevated repeat albumin values were associated with HSA supplementation. Repeat albumin and TP were higher in the HSA supplemented group (mean 24 g/L and 51.9 g/L, respectively) and their @entity551 increased by 5.8 mmHg. Length of hospitalization was not affected. Twenty-five percent HSA increases albumin, TP, and @entity551 in @entity235 @entity1 with @entity298 . Higher postoperative albumin levels are associated with survival.
