Transient diabetes insipidus triggered by propofol infusion during brain surgery

This case illustrates an atypical but important complication to be aware of in anesthesia. The sudden onset of polyuria during surgery, even outside of hypothalamic-pituitary procedures, should prompt consideration of DI, especially in the presence of potentially triggering pharmacological agents.

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Surgical Neurology International
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2025-06-06
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https://doi.org/10.25259/sni_377_2025
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Ion Transport and Channel Regulation
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Abstract

This case illustrates an atypical but important complication to be aware of in anesthesia. The sudden onset of polyuria during surgery, even outside of hypothalamic-pituitary procedures, should prompt consideration of DI, especially in the presence of potentially triggering pharmacological agents.

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