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Discover LudwigThe phrase "serum sodium" is grammatically correct and commonly used in medical or scientific writing.
It refers to the concentration of sodium in a person's blood serum. Example: The patient's serum sodium levels were found to be significantly higher than normal, indicating possible dehydration.
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serum sodium concentration.
Serum sodium was dichotomized at 145 mEq/L because sepsis disease progression has been associated with an initial serum sodium above that value [16].
Levels of serum sodium (Na) and Chloride (Cl) were higher in hyperbaric therapy (p < 0.05).
Symptoms usually develop when serum sodium concentration drops below 125 mmol/L.
Serum sodium was measured at the clinical chemistry departments using standard methods.
Muscle cramping has not been related to serum sodium concentration [5, 15 17].
Namely, does hyperosmolar therapy by altering serum sodium concentration improve neurological outcomes after TBI?
APACHE II, and serum sodium levels at admission, 48-h and discharge were recorded.
Change in SID was primarily linked to perioperative changes in serum sodium concentration.
Any complications, especially serum sodium level, renal function and neurological outcome were compared.
In addition, in our series, mean serum sodium was significantly lower in nonsurvivors (mean: 127.7).
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