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Course Title Hyponatremia, Why Is It So Hard?
Presented Date 01/15/2026
Expiration Date 01/15/2029
Presenter(s) Joel Topf
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Description This is an online grand round from the Department of Medicine
Joel Topf, MD, FACP Associate Professor of Medicine Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
Objectives List reasons that a hyponatremia diagnostic algorithm over simplifies the diagnosis of hyponatremia; Familiarization with how treatment of hyponatremia often misses guideline targets for correction; Recognize how attempts to simplify hyponatremia have increased physician discomfort with the topic
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