Fluid therapy is associated with lower care quality and higher symptom burden during last days of life of patients with cancer - a population-based register study.
Magnus LindskogHanna MogensenBjörn TavelinJohanna EknertStaffan LundströmPeter StrangPublished in: BMC palliative care (2024)
Parenteral fluid therapy in the last 24 h of life was associated with inferior quality of the EOL care process and with increased symptom burden in imminently dying cancer patients.