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NACL 3% BOLUS THERAPY AS EMERGENCY TREATMENT FOR SEVERE HYPONATREMIA: COMPARISON OF 100 ML VS 250 ML
Department of Internal Medicine, Rijnstate Hospital Arnhem
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The aim of initial treatment for severe hyponatremia is to rapidly increase serum sodium to mitigate complications such as cerebral edema. This clinical research article presents a retrospective analysis of 130 adults with severe hypotonic hyponatremia, evaluating the outcomes of two different bolus volumes. The findings indicate a significant difference in the percentage of patients achieving a rise in serum sodium after treatment with the two bolus sizes, contributing to the ongoing debate regarding optimal treatment strategies.
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