Hiponatremia: patogenia, diagnóstico y tratamiento
Resumen
La hiponatremia es quizás el trastorno electrolítico mas frecuente, habitualmente es asintomática y tiene una evolución autolimitada.
La Hiponatremia es una condición comunmente observada en las Unidades de Cuidados Intensivos. Esta ocUirre cuando la concentración plasmática de sodio,
es menor de 135 mEq 1.
El Manejo adecuado depende de la causa subyacente, dé manera que un conocimiento completo de la patogenia es necesario para el diagnóstico y tratamiento correcto.
Este artículo hace una revisión fisiopatológica en profulldidad, analizando las diferentes causas de hiponatrehiia, cpn énfasis en la secreción inadecuada de Hormona Antidiurética (SIH.\D) y la complicación de su manejo la Mielinolisis Pónlica Central (MFC).
Palabras Claves: Hiponatremia. Secreción Inadecuada de Hormona Antidiurética. SIMAD, Mielinolisis Póntica CentraL MPC.
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