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Systematic review examines sodium overcorrection and its effects on neurologic complications and mortality.
While sodium overcorrection appears to be associated with increased risk of neurologic complications but lower risk of mortality, the limitations of the current literature warrant cautious application of these findings. Given the potential risks of under- and overcorrection, a reframing of practice to achieve adequate correction, rather than focusing on overcorrection avoidance alone may be warranted.
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