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TOWARD INDIVIDUALIZED CORRECTION IN HYPONATREMIA
Harish Seethapathy, Sahir Kalim, Sagar U. Nigwekar
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Expert opinion has traditionally guided the management of severe hyponatremia, focusing on the risks associated with rapid sodium correction. Recent studies challenge the long-held beliefs about correction rates and ODS, suggesting that a more individualized approach may be beneficial. The document proposes a new framework for sodium correction that considers patient-specific factors and aims to prevent complications from both rapid correction and sustained hyponatremia.
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