Severe hyponatremia and a high risk of rapid SNa overcorrection
Conditions
Brief summary
Proportion of patients with SNa level overcorrection at any time during the first 48h after randomization., SNa overcorrection is defined according to presence or absence of risk factors at the time of randomization (chronic alcohol abuse, malnutrition, thiazides or antidepressant medicines, serum potassium<3.0mmol/L, glycaemia>20mmol/L) for CPM: • Patients with any risk factor: SNa increase>6.0 mmol/L in less than 24h, or a SNa increase>12.0 mmol/L in less than 48h. • Patients without risk factor: SNa increase>10.0mmol/L in less than 24h, or a SNa increase>18.0 mmol/L in less than 48h.
Detailed description
Proportion of patients with neurological symptoms at inclusion and who subsequently have a normal Glasgow Coma Scale at H6, Length of ICU and hospital stay, Time to death after inclusion, Proportion of patients with the occurrence of central pontine myelinolysis diagnosed on clinical and MRI criteria at day 15 (or earlier if clinically justified), Proportion of patients with any (pontine or extrapontine), symptomatic or not, osmotic demyelination as assessed by brain MRI at day 15 (or earlier if clinically justified), Proportion of patients with neurological symptoms with an increase of 5.0 mmol/L or more of SNa from inclusion to H6, Urine output between (i) H0 and H6, (ii) H6 and H12, (iii) H12 and H24, and (iv) H24 and H48, Urine osmolality between (i) H0 and H6, (ii) H6 and H12, (iii) H12 and H24, and (iv) H24 and H48, Slope of the SNa increase between (i) H0 and H24 and (ii) H0 and H48, Maximum change of SNa from baseline between (i) H0 and H24 and (ii) H0 and H48, Total amount of intravenous hypotonic fluids administered between (i) H0 and H24 and (ii) H24 and H48, Total amount of sodium and potassium administered between (i) H0 and H24 and (ii) H24 and H48, Proportion of patients with seizures, stupor or sign of brain herniation appearing or reappearing after inclusion, Occurrence of a reduction of SNa of 5.0 mmol/L or more from inclusion between H0 and H48
Interventions
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Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Proportion of patients with SNa level overcorrection at any time during the first 48h after randomization., SNa overcorrection is defined according to presence or absence of risk factors at the time of randomization (chronic alcohol abuse, malnutrition, thiazides or antidepressant medicines, serum potassium<3.0mmol/L, glycaemia>20mmol/L) for CPM: • Patients with any risk factor: SNa increase>6.0 mmol/L in less than 24h, or a SNa increase>12.0 mmol/L in less than 48h. • Patients without risk factor: SNa increase>10.0mmol/L in less than 24h, or a SNa increase>18.0 mmol/L in less than 48h. | — |
Secondary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Proportion of patients with neurological symptoms at inclusion and who subsequently have a normal Glasgow Coma Scale at H6, Length of ICU and hospital stay, Time to death after inclusion, Proportion of patients with the occurrence of central pontine myelinolysis diagnosed on clinical and MRI criteria at day 15 (or earlier if clinically justified), Proportion of patients with any (pontine or extrapontine), symptomatic or not, osmotic demyelination as assessed by brain MRI at day 15 (or earlier if clinically justified), Proportion of patients with neurological symptoms with an increase of 5.0 mmol/L or more of SNa from inclusion to H6, Urine output between (i) H0 and H6, (ii) H6 and H12, (iii) H12 and H24, and (iv) H24 and H48, Urine osmolality between (i) H0 and H6, (ii) H6 and H12, (iii) H12 and H24, and (iv) H24 and H48, Slope of the SNa increase between (i) H0 and H24 and (ii) H0 and H48, Maximum change of SNa from baseline between (i) H0 and H24 and (ii) H0 and H48, Total amount of | — |
Countries
France