<i>Sodium Concentration Deficit: Nomogram for Replacement</i>

Wolf, Anna; McDowell, Marion E.

doi:10.1152/jappl.1953.6.6.355

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“…The partial correlation of Na'8 with Nae/T.B.W. and with Ke/T.B.W., as well as the evidence that body sodium, body potassium and body water affect Na8, suggests that osmotic adjustments between body fluids may determine the relationship of Na8 to body composition (7,11,(38)(39)(40)(41). The precise correlation between Na'8 and 7''8 may be paralleled by a similar correlation between intracellular osmolarity and intracellular K+ concentration.…”

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Interrelations Between Serum Sodium Concentration, Serum Osmolarity and Total Exchangeable Sodium, Total Exchangeable Potassium and Total Body Water1

Edelman¹,

Leibman²,

O'Meara³

et al. 1958

J. Clin. Invest.

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“…Wolf and McDowell (40) 25.6, which appears as a consequence of the difference between total exchangeable cation and total osmotically active cation. A similar set of equations may also be derived from Equation 8.…”

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