However, by 72 h, patients with an EVEREST score ≥ 8 exhibited significantly higher uNa levels (87.6 mmol/L [95% CI 53.4–121.8]) compared with those with EVEREST < 8 (58.6 mmol/L [95% CI 49.9–67.3]), although this difference did not reach statistical significance ( Figure 7 ).
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Dynamics of urinary chloride and sodium and their link to decongestion in acute heart failure and preserved ejection fraction: NACLOCRo-HF study.
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