Incidence of hypernatremia in dogs treated with single dose activated charcoal for acute toxicant ingestion: multi-center retrospective study (2018–2023)

This study demonstrated a statistically significant, but unlikely clinically significant, decrease in Na in dogs who received single dose AC or ACS for acute toxicant ingestion.

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Frontiers in Veterinary Science
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2025-02-26
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fvets.2025.1547076
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Poisoning and overdose treatments
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Incidence of hypernatremia in dogs treated with single dose activated charcoal for acute toxicant ingestion: multi-center retrospective study (2018–2023)

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Abstract

This study demonstrated a statistically significant, but unlikely clinically significant, decrease in Na in dogs who received single dose AC or ACS for acute toxicant ingestion.

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