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Performance Characteristics of a Sliding-Scale Hypertonic Saline Infusion Protocol for the Treatment of Acute Neurologic Hyponatremia
Neurocritical Care , 06/23/09
Woo CH et al. - The hypertonic saline sliding-scale protocol for treatment of ANH can be used reliably and achieves normal sodium concentrations in a safe manner with minimal overshoot.
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