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SEVERE HYPERNATREMIA IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: A RETROSPECTIVE, SINGLE-CENTER STUDY
Japanese Society of Nephrology
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Hypernatremia, while less common than hyponatremia, poses significant risks in emergency settings. This retrospective cohort study analyzed data from adult patients who presented with severe hypernatremia at a tertiary-care emergency department. The findings indicate a high rate of hospitalization and in-hospital mortality among these patients, emphasizing the importance of early recognition and management of hypernatremia in emergency medicine.
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