Table 2 Patients with cerebral salt-wasting syndrome accompanying cerebral infarction
From: Cerebral salt-wasting syndrome due to hemorrhagic brain infarction: a case report
Sex/age | Cerebral infarction type | Lesion | Excessive edema | Hemorrhagic transformation | Comorbidity | Days from onset (days) | Treatment | Serum sodium concentration (mmol/L) | Urine volume | Uosm (mL/day) | Posm (mL/day) | Ref. no. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
M/3 | Dissection of ICA | Right MCA (broad) | Yes | No | Head injury | 6 | Intravenous saline | 122 | 4.3mL/kg/hour (BW: 17.0–17.5kg) | 607 | 219 | [11] |
F/38 | Unknown | Right MCA (broad) | Yes | no data | Systemic lupus erythematosus | 5 | Intravenous saline | 112 | 2800mL/day (BW: no data) | 280 | 276 | [13] |
Lupus nephritis | Hydrocortisone | |||||||||||
Tuberculous meningoencephalitis | ||||||||||||
F/79 | Cardiac embolism | Right | Yes | Yes | Atrial fibrillation | 15 | Intravenous saline | 134 | 3710mL/day (BW: 37.4–39.2kg) | 454 | 279 | Current report |
MCA (broad) | Hypertension | Oral salt |