Dry-Out (Oedema)

Bad oedema cases can cause dilution of arterial fluids resulting in unreliable results. Treatment prior to

arterial injection with Dryout is highly recommended to prevent this occurrence.

Add 120 mL of Dryout to each 4L solution of equal parts of water, Pre/Co Injection and Chelator.

The strength of Dryout depends on the severity of the case. An improved result can be obtained by

increasing pressure to 100 psi and selecting a low flow rate.

Dryout has been specifically formulated as a potent anti-oedema fluid. The effects are immediately

observable.

Dryout is used as a pre-injection. The synergistic solution of inorganic salt molecules are small enough

to pass through the tissue walls and into the tissues cells. The unique concentrated dehydrating effect of

Dryout 'sucks' out the oedemadous fluid like a sponge.

If used in conjunction with arterial fluids the capillaries, arterioles and venules become blocked due to

the coagulating effect the arterial solution has when in contact with blood protein, therefore blocking

these vessels and trapping the oedema in the tissue cells and spaces.