Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8933059 | British Journal of Anaesthesia | 2014 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
Hypotonic solutions and i.v. free water intake of more than 6.5 ml kgâ1 hâ1 are associated with reductions in postoperative plasma sodium measurements â¥4 mM. In the context of neonatal surgery, close monitoring of plasma sodium is mandatory. Routine use of hypotonic i.v. solutions during neonatal surgery should be questioned as they are likely to reduce plasma sodium.
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Authors
G. Edjo Nkilly, D. Michelet, J. Hilly, T. Diallo, B. Greff, N. Mangalsuren, E. Lira, I. Bounadja, C. Brasher, A. Bonnard, S. Malbezin, Y. Nivoche, S. Dahmani,