Water and Electrolyte Disorders at Long-Term Post-Treatment Follow-Up in Paediatric Patients with Suprasellar Tumours Include Unexpected Persistent Cerebral Salt-Wasting Syndrome | Zendy

Laura González Briceño | Zendy; Jacques Grill | Zendy; Franck Bourdeaut | Zendy; François Doz | Zendy; Jacques Beltrand | Zendy; Imane Benabbad | Zendy; Laurence Brugières | Zendy; Christelle Dufour | Zendy; Dominique ValteauCouanet | Zendy; Léa GuerriniRousseau | Zendy; Isabelle Aerts | Zendy; Daniel Orbach | Zendy; Claire Alapetite | Zendy; Dinane SamaraBoustani | Zendy; Graziella Pinto | Zendy; Albane Simon | Zendy; Philippe Touraine | Zendy; Christian SainteRose | Zendy; Michel Zérah | Zendy; Stéphanie Puget | Zendy; Caroline Elie | Zendy; Michel Polak | Zendy

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Water and Electrolyte Disorders at Long-Term Post-Treatment Follow-Up in Paediatric Patients with Suprasellar Tumours Include Unexpected Persistent Cerebral Salt-Wasting Syndrome

Author(s) -

Laura González Briceño,

Jacques Grill,

Franck Bourdeaut,

François Doz,

Jacques Beltrand,

Imane Benabbad,

Laurence Brugières,

Christelle Dufour,

Dominique ValteauCouanet,

Léa GuerriniRousseau,

Isabelle Aerts,

Daniel Orbach,

Claire Alapetite,

Dinane SamaraBoustani,

Graziella Pinto,

Albane Simon,

Philippe Touraine,

Christian SainteRose,

Michel Zérah,

Stéphanie Puget,

Caroline Elie,

Michel Polak

Publication year - 2014

Publication title -

hormone research in paediatrics

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.816

H-Index - 89

eISSN - 1663-2826

pISSN - 1663-2818

DOI - 10.1159/000368401

Subject(s) - medicine , diabetes insipidus , craniopharyngioma , hyponatremia , pediatrics , syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion , electrolyte disorder , germinoma , antidiuretic , surgery , hormone , radiation therapy

Patients with brain tumours have a high risk of water and electrolyte disorders (WED). Postsurgery diabetes insipidus (DI) may be transient or permanent, the syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone secretion (SIADH) and cerebral salt-wasting syndrome (CSWS) are usually transient.

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