Salt Pills for Patients With Acute Decompensated Heart Failure?

It may seem counterintuitive, but a new trial testing extra sodium intake in patients receiving high-dose IV diuretics for acute HF challenges routine use of salt restriction in that setting.

Related Keywords

Maryland ,United States ,Glasgow ,Glasgow City ,United Kingdom ,Ohio ,National Harbor ,Michigan ,Scotland ,America ,David Lanfear ,John Gf Cleland ,Roberta Montgomery ,Heart Failure Society Of America ,University Of Glasgow Institute Health ,Henry Ford Health System ,Cleveland Clinic ,Heart Failure Society ,Scientific Meeting ,Oral Sodium ,Preserve Renal Efficiency ,Acute Heart Failure ,Glasgow Institute ,Heart Failure ,Sodium Restriction ,Salt Restriction ,Acute Hf ,Diuretics ,Hypertension ,Hyponatremia ,Bedema ,Decompensated Heart Failure ,Fluid Retention ,Weight Loss ,Cachexia ,Wasting Syndrome ,Inpatient Care ,