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Plasma osmolality in acute spontanious intra-cerebral hemorrhage: Does it influence hematoma volume and clinical outcome?

J Res Med Sci · 2012 · PMC3634293 · PMID 23626632

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Whether there is any actual relationship of hydration status and mortality and morbidity remains controversial.[ 4 ] Plasma osmolality may be a good bio-marker of hydration status of the patients.[ 5 ] Moreover, with the course of the disease, there may be significant change of serum electrolytes by numerous factors like fluid therapy, diuretic use, presence of diabetes mellitus, stress hyperglycemia, etc.

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