Fig. 1
From: Response to “Are fluids resuscitation the “Keyser Soze” of acute kidney injury in trauma patients?”
Amounts of colloids and crystalloids administered during the first 24 h in patients with hemorrhagic shock from the study cohort [1] (2011–2014, n = 355) and in 129 patients with hemorrhagic shock managed in the same 3 trauma centres over 14 months in 2017–2018. Hemorrhagic shock is defined by the transfusion of at least 4 units of packed red blood cells within the first 6 h. Boxes are represented as median, interquartile range (upper and lower box limit) and 5–95% percentile. *p < 0.001 (Mann-Whitney test)