Introduction: In-hospital hypernatremia develops usually iatrogenically from inadequate or inappropriate fluid prescription. In severely burned patient an extensive initial fluid resuscitation is necessary for burn shock survival. After recovering of cellular integrity the circulating volume has to be normalized. Hereby extensive water and electrolyte shifts can provoke hypernatremia.Purpose: Is a hypernatremic state associated with increased mortality?Method: Retrospective study for the incidence of hypernatremia and survival in 40 patients with a totally burned surface area (TBSA) >10%. Age, sex, TBSA, ABSI-Score and fluid resuscitation within the first 24 hours were analyzed. Patients were separated in two groups without (Group A) o...
Hypernatremia (serum sodium level of \u3e 145 mEq/L) is associated with high mortality. This study r...
International audienceBACKGROUND: The aim of this study is to describe the prevalence and outcomes o...
Introduction: Although sodium disturbances are common in hospitalised patients, few studies have spe...
Introduction: In-hospital hypernatremia develops usually iatrogenically from inadequate or inappropr...
Introduction: In-hospital hypernatremia is associated with increased mortality rates. We want to el...
Introduction: Extensive burn injury has systemic consequences due to capillary leak. After restorat...
Introduction: The skin protects against fluid and electrolyte loss. Burn injury does affect skin in...
INTRODUCTION: The study was aimed at verifying whether the occurrence of hypernatremia during the in...
Purpose: Intensive Care Unit (ICU)-acquired hypernatremia (IAH) is a serious electrolyte disturbance...
Introduction: The skin protects against fluid and electrolyte loss. Burn injury does affect skin int...
This study reports the incidence and associated mortality of acquired hypernatraemia (Na > 150 mmol....
BackgroundDysnatremias are associated with increased mortality in critically ill patients. Hypernatr...
Background: Healthcare-acquired hypernatremia (serum sodium >145 mEq/dL) is common among critically ...
OBJECTIVE: The study aimed at assessing the impact of the introduction of a bicarbonated saline solu...
Background; Some studies have supported the opinion that patients who get greater volumes of resusci...
Hypernatremia (serum sodium level of \u3e 145 mEq/L) is associated with high mortality. This study r...
International audienceBACKGROUND: The aim of this study is to describe the prevalence and outcomes o...
Introduction: Although sodium disturbances are common in hospitalised patients, few studies have spe...
Introduction: In-hospital hypernatremia develops usually iatrogenically from inadequate or inappropr...
Introduction: In-hospital hypernatremia is associated with increased mortality rates. We want to el...
Introduction: Extensive burn injury has systemic consequences due to capillary leak. After restorat...
Introduction: The skin protects against fluid and electrolyte loss. Burn injury does affect skin in...
INTRODUCTION: The study was aimed at verifying whether the occurrence of hypernatremia during the in...
Purpose: Intensive Care Unit (ICU)-acquired hypernatremia (IAH) is a serious electrolyte disturbance...
Introduction: The skin protects against fluid and electrolyte loss. Burn injury does affect skin int...
This study reports the incidence and associated mortality of acquired hypernatraemia (Na > 150 mmol....
BackgroundDysnatremias are associated with increased mortality in critically ill patients. Hypernatr...
Background: Healthcare-acquired hypernatremia (serum sodium >145 mEq/dL) is common among critically ...
OBJECTIVE: The study aimed at assessing the impact of the introduction of a bicarbonated saline solu...
Background; Some studies have supported the opinion that patients who get greater volumes of resusci...
Hypernatremia (serum sodium level of \u3e 145 mEq/L) is associated with high mortality. This study r...
International audienceBACKGROUND: The aim of this study is to describe the prevalence and outcomes o...
Introduction: Although sodium disturbances are common in hospitalised patients, few studies have spe...