MORTALITY AND SERUM SODIUM
Preoperative serum sodium measurements and postoperative inpatient mortality: A case-control analysis of data from the South African Surgical Outcomes Study
... inpatient mortality between SA and other surgical populations have been previously described, it is necessary to establish the clinical significance of abnormal preoperative serum sodium measurements ...
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Original Article Serum sodium, potassium, calcium, and chlorine for predicting the in-hospital mortality in cirrhotic patients with acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding: a retrospective observational study
... >140.5 mmol/L was significantly associated with higher in-hospital mortality. Notably, cir- rhotic patients with AUGIB should be regarded as our study population, rather than those with ascites. It is reasonable ...
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Serum sodium levels and associated mortality rates and length of stay in surgical ICU patients
... With this original time restriction it provided only a limited number of patients that met the criteria to be included in the study. To be able to obtain more data, the time allowed from arrival to blood draw was ...
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Lower serum potassium combined with lower sodium concentrations predict long-term mortality risk in hemodialysis patients
... including serum albumin by means of bromocresol purple, potassium, urea nitrogen (BUN), creatinine, uric acid and phosphate concentrations were measured by the Hitachi 7601–110 Automatic Analyzer (Tokyo, ...
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Serum sodium and survival benefit of liver transplantation
... wait-list mortality among end-stage liver disease candidates for liver transplanta- tion ...low serum sodium on the survival benefit of LT has not been ...the serum sodium and the MELD ...
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Serum Sodium and Potassium in Newly Diagnosed Essential Hypertensives
... REVIEW OF LITERATURE ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION: An elevated arterial pressure is one of the most important public health problems and despite it’s widely recognized high prevalence and associated danger, it remains ...
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A study on serum sodium and potassium in newly diagnosed primary hypertension
... 3 REVIEW OF LITERATURE PRIMARY HYPERTENSION: An elevated arterial blood pressure is one of the most important public health problems that we are facing today and despite its widely recognized high prevalence and ...
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Serum Sodium and Potassium Levels in Cerebro-vascular Accident Patients
... day sodium excretion is related with higher mortality following cerebrovascular events and longer hospitalization because of congestive heart failure ...urinary sodium excretion. However, only ...
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Prognostic consequences of borderline dysnatremia: pay attention to minimal serum sodium change
... Our study has several limitations. First, our study design did not allow us to evaluate the causes of dysna- tremia. No data regarding fluid balance or diuretic ther- apy before ICU admission were available. In addition, ...
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Evaluating the Serum Levels of Calcium, Chloride, Potassium and Sodium in the Stroke Patients
... of serum electrolytes or ionic levels, involved in the stroke, were ...mean serum levels of calcium in the stroke group significantly increased compared to the control group, which has been confirmed in the ...
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Effects Of Sodium Acetate Dietary Supplementation On The Serum Lipid Profile Of Gallus Domesticus
... the serum concentration of low-density lipoproteins rapidly reduced with increasing concentration of sodium ...to sodium acetate ...and mortality (Paras et ...the sodium acetate, and ...
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EVIDENCE FOR A DIRECT EFFECT OF SERUM SODIUM CONCENTRATION ON SODIUM REABSORPTION
... fall in sodium excretion in chronic hyponatremia suggests that the enhanced sodium reabsorption is not the result of a fixed concentration gradient for sodium reabsorption operating agai[r] ...
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THE ULTRAFILTRABILITY OF POTASSIUM AND SODIUM IN HUMAN SERUM
... The distribution of sodium and potassium between serum and in vitro ultrafiltrate of serum in normal subjects Serum Ultrafilt. Water[r] ...
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Disorders of serum sodium is a common electrolyte
... an important cause of renal water loss. Thiazide diuretics and loop diuretics impair the diluting ability by inhibiting the solute reabsorption in the diluting segment of the nephron. In addition, the resulting volume ...
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Neutralization of human serum lysozyme by sodium polyanethol sulfonate but not by sodium amylosulfate
... Sodium polyanethol sulfonate (SPS) at 500 ,ug/ml, but not sodium amylosulfate (SAS) at 500 gg/ml, precipitated egg white lysozyme (1 mg and 50 ,ug of lysozyme per ml) as determined with [r] ...
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Neutralization of Human Serum β Lysin by Sodium Polyanetholsulfonate and Sodium Amylosulfate
... Seitz filtration was shown to remove significant amounts of egg white lysozyme (Table 8); the lysozyme Seitz filtrates revealed approximately four- to eightfold less activity than the co[r] ...
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Interrelations Between Serum Sodium Concentration, Serum Osmolarity and Total Exchangeable Sodium, Total Exchangeable Potassium and Total Body Water
... An integrated account of con- comitant alterations in serum sodium concentra- tion and body composition was first achieved by Deming and Gerbode (11), who observed that changes in serum [r] ...
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INVESTIGATION OF SODIUM HYALURONATE SKIN SERUM BY USING NANATECHNOLOGY
... 2 Fungal count Nil NMT10CFU/gm CFU/gm Conclusion Nanoparticles are one of the promising drug delivery systems, which can be of potential use in controlling and targeting drug delivery. They possess better stability when ...
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LIMITS OF VARIABILITY OF CONCENTRATION OF SODIUM IN SERUM OF NORMAL CHILDREN
... and standard deviations for each group8 ( Table I). In a few studies laboratory error has also been calculated, using replicate determinations from single serum sam-.. 311 10 This approa[r] ...
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Serum sodium disorders in patients with traumatic brain injury
... of sodium disorders was high in study patients with diffuse ...of sodium disorders, but the incidence of sodium disorders was greater in diffuse injury than in intracerebral ...
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