Secondary bacterial peritonitis

04/06/201623/11/2014 by Bob Dunn

The Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis page has been updated with additional information about secondary bacterial peritonitis.

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Sodium dose (in mmol) necessary to raise the serum [Na+] to 125 mmol/L = (125 - Na) X body weight X 0.6

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