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Sodium Depletion in Patients with an Ileostomy

At this year’s UEG Week, Charlotte Lock Rud, Dietician, and Post. Doc highlights the high risk of developing chronically sodium depletion indicated by absent urinary sodium excretion and secondary hyperaldosteronism in patients with an ileostomy. Let her elaborate on her findings in this MEDtalk from UEG Week.
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