Mihai Gheorghiade, Cesare Orlandi, Francesco Fedele, Liviu Klein, James E Udelson, Gennaro Sardella, Leonardo De Luca
Journal: The American journal of cardiology 2006;96(12A):19L-23L
PMID: 16399089
Mild hyponatremia is encountered frequently in patients hospitalized for worsening heart failure. Admission plasma sodium concentration appears to be an independent predictor of increased mortality after discharge and rehospitalization. Recent studies have suggested that correction of hyponatremia may be associated with improved survival. This hypothesis is currently being studied in large prospective randomized clinical trials.
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