Urinary sodium thresholds for diagnosing diuretic resistance in heart failure are examined in a study set in a high-salt dietary region, offering readers region-specific diagnostic insights and implications for clinical practice.
Key Takeaways
- DR was defined as persistent fluid retention despite adequate diuretic dosing (>80 mg/day IV furosemide or equivalent)
- Heart Failure and Transplantation Elevated Urinary Sodium Thresholds in High-Salt Diet Heart Failure
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