Showing posts with label Hyponatraemia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hyponatraemia. Show all posts
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Salt and Water
I wasn't able to make this session, but I'm sure it was as good as ever.
Here is John Foote's talk on hyponatraemia. Looking through it now, it is a very good guide to diagnosing and managing hyponatraemia. It reinforces the need to assess the clinical volume status of a patient, before labelling them with the seemingly-ubiquitous diagnosis of SIADH.
Here is John Foote's talk on hyponatraemia. Looking through it now, it is a very good guide to diagnosing and managing hyponatraemia. It reinforces the need to assess the clinical volume status of a patient, before labelling them with the seemingly-ubiquitous diagnosis of SIADH.
Hyponatreamia
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