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Results: 1 - 10 of 4,091

Total: 4,091 recommendations

WHO suggests for patients with suspected or confirmed filovirus disease and clinical signs of shock or circulatory impairment, the serial measurement of lactate as part of the assessment of perfusion to guide further intravenous fluid management.

Year: 2026

Institution: Not available

Recommended In Favor

Conditional recommendation

Certainty of evidence

Low

WHO recommends balanced crystalloids (such as Ringer’s lactate) rather than 0.9% sodium chloride for acute intravenous fluid resuscitation in patients with suspected or confirmed filovirus disease.

Year: 2026

Institution: Not available

Strongly Recommended In Favor

Strong recommendation

Certainty of evidence

Moderate

WHO recommends that persons who have survived/recovered from filovirus disease be offered structured follow-up after discharge.

Year: 2026

Institution: Not available

Strongly Recommended In Favor

Strong recommendation

Certainty of evidence

Moderate

WHO suggests against the use of tranexamic acid in patients with confirmed filovirus disease and haemorrhage.

Year: 2026

Institution: Not available

Recommended Against

Conditional recommendation

Certainty of evidence

Very Low

WHO recommends that for patients with suspected or confirmed filovirus disease requiring central venous access, ultrasound guided placement be used rather than non-ultrasound guided placement.

Year: 2026

Institution: Not available

Strongly Recommended In Favor

Strong recommendation

Certainty of evidence

Moderate

WHO suggests that for patients with suspected or confirmed filovirus disease requiring initiation of vasopressors, peripheral intravenous catheters be used rather than central venous catheters.

Year: 2026

Institution: Not available

Recommended In Favor

Conditional recommendation

Certainty of evidence

Very Low

WHO recommends that patients with suspected or confirmed filovirus disease requiring a vasopressor be treated with norepinephrine rather than dopamine.

Year: 2026

Institution: Not available

Strongly Recommended In Favor

Strong recommendation

Certainty of evidence

Moderate

WHO suggests for the use of presumptive broad-spectrum antibiotics in patients with confirmed filovirus disease in the presence of suspected sepsis or bacterial co-infection.

Year: 2026

Institution: Not available

Recommended In Favor

Conditional recommendation

Certainty of evidence

Low

WHO suggests patients with suspected or confirmed filovirus disease with ongoing gastrointestinal fluid losses and severe dehydrationa be treated with a protocolized intravenous fluid regimenb compared with no protocolized intravenous fluid regimen

Year: 2026

Institution: Not available

Recommended In Favor

Conditional recommendation

Certainty of evidence

Low

WHO recommends patients with suspected or confirmed filovirus disease with ongoing gastrointestinal fluid losses and some dehydrationa be treated with a protocolized oral rehydration regimen (e.g. WHO Plan B).

Year: 2026

Institution: Not available

Strongly Recommended In Favor

Strong recommendation

Certainty of evidence

Moderate