compound sodium acetate and glucose injection

Compound sodium acetate and glucose injection is a balanced crystalloid solution designed for intravenous administration to maintain fluid and electrolyte balance and provide a source of energy. It contains a combination of electrolytes (sodium, potassium, calcium, and chloride) along with sodium acetate and glucose. Sodium acetate acts as a buffering agent that is metabolized to bicarbonate, helping to maintain acid-base balance and prevent metabolic acidosis during the perioperative period. The addition of glucose provides a readily available energy source, which helps to minimize protein breakdown and prevent ketosis. This formulation is frequently used in perioperative care, particularly in patients undergoing major surgery, to support physiological stability and rehabilitation.

Other names

Acetated Ringer's with GlucoseSodium Acetate Ringer's and Glucose Injection