Variability in Serum Sodium Concentration and Prognostic Significance in Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: A Multicenter Observational Study
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R. Bellomo | A. Ercole | G. Citerio | M. van der Jagt | R. Badenes | F. Taccone | H. Quintard | M. Oddo | R. Helbok | J. Anstey | A. Harrois | J. Duranteau | C. Ichai | M. Kofler | D. Nelson | A. Udy | A. Lozano | A. Vargiolu | S. Wolf | J. Prowle | A. Schneider | A. Sisson | K. Long | D. Cooper | A. Rodrigues | E. Saxby | K. A. A. E. A. H. M. A. G. N. M. Long Rodrigues Lozano Saxby Vargiolu Quintard Guil | M. Guillemes | G. Allen | N. Baró
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