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1 esuscitation results in smaller increases in plasma sodium.
2 f important biochemical variables, including plasma sodium and chloride.
3 tic patients, cachectic patients had reduced plasma sodium and increased norepinephrine, epinephrine
4 nel (ENaC) participates in the regulation of plasma sodium and volume, and gain of function mutations
5                                           In plasma, sodium and chloride are the principal strong ion
6  of isosal on hemodynamics, brain edema, and plasma sodium concentration after head injury associated
7 the effects on the cerebellum of the rise of plasma sodium concentration and the emergence of thirst
8                             Here we identify plasma sodium concentration as a factor that modulates b
9  1, we identified eight loci associated with plasma sodium concentration at P<5.0 x 10(-6) Of these,
10 nome-wide association study meta-analysis on plasma sodium concentration in 45,889 individuals of Eur
11                 Cardiovascular hemodynamics, plasma sodium concentration, plasma colloid osmotic pres
12 level as in the rats on solid chow; however, plasma sodium concentrations and plasma osmolality remai
13                     A continuous decrease in plasma sodium concentrations from baseline values (140 t
14                                              Plasma sodium concentrations in the group receiving hype
15              HRP also induced a reduction in plasma sodium concentrations relative to control (P=0.02
16                                          Low plasma sodium concentrations, initially resistant to tre
17                                              Plasma sodium content was lower in the isosal group than
18 (2.02 +/- 0.96 L) was FW loss, and increased plasma sodium from 139 (range: 135-143 mmol/L) to 143 (r
19 es did not correlate with either the initial plasma sodium level (r=0.05, P>.12) or the rate of corre
20                             The mean (+/-SD) plasma sodium level was 121 +/- 3 mmol/L, and oxygen sat
21 with intravenous NaCl, 514 mmol/L, increased plasma sodium levels by 10 mmol/L in 12 hours.
22 ean decrease (+/- one half of the 95% CI) in plasma sodium levels of 0.9 +/- 0.9 mmol/L from a mean o
23  restriction cycle, significant decreases in plasma sodium levels of 1.23 +/- 0.5 mmol/L (from values
24 m chloride before respiratory insufficiency, plasma sodium levels were increased by 22 (10) mmol/L in
25 ong patients who had fluid restriction only, plasma sodium levels were increased by 3 (2) mmol/L in 4
26 um chloride after respiratory insufficiency, plasma sodium levels were increased by 30 (6) mmol/L in
27                                              Plasma sodium levels were lower in sodium-depleted rats
28                                              Plasma sodium levels, chest radiograph, electrocardiogra
29                                              Plasma sodium levels, urinary sodium excretion, and plas
30               The possibility that increased plasma sodium/osmolality in AV3V-lesion rats down-regula
31 al positive psychotic symptoms (P < .09) and plasma sodium (P < .18) were even marginally associated
32 ases the strong ion difference by increasing plasma sodium, tris-hydroxymethyl aminomethane acts by i
33 ed from body composition (WD(4)), the actual plasma sodium (WD(5)), the substitution of plasma osmola

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