Porzio et al., 2000 - Google Patents
Treatment of acute hyponatremia: ensuring the excretion of a predictable amount of electrolyte-free waterPorzio et al., 2000
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- 12131665902471701610
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- Porzio P
- Halberthal M
- Bohn D
- Halperin M
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- Critical care medicine
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Background Hypertonic saline is the recommended therapy to shrink swollen brain cells in patients with acute hyponatremia accompanied by seizures. Objectives In the absence of hypertonic saline, hypertonic mannitol will shrink the cell volume. Because mannitol is …
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