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Investigation and management of moderate to severe inpatient hyponatraemia in an Australian tertiary hospital.

Kathryn BerkmanKate HaighLing LiJack LockettGoce DimeskiAnthony RussellWarrick J Inder
Published in: BMC endocrine disorders (2018)
Inpatient hyponatraemia is often inadequately investigated, causing errors in diagnosis. Treatment is heterogeneous and often incorrect. In cases with hyponatraemia refractory to fluid restriction, oral urea presents an effective alternative treatment.
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