Marathon Runner with Acute Hyponatremia: A Neurological Disorder

  • Kormann R
  • Philippart F
  • Hubert S
  • et al.
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We report the case of an athletic 49-year-old female who has run the 2011 Marathon of Paris and was addressed to the hospital for a confusion. The investigations revealed a cerebral edema complicating a severe hyponatremia secondary to an exercise-associated hyponatremia (EAH). Using 3% hypertonic saline solution, the evolution the patient rapidly improve allowing discharge after 7 days. We then discuss the importance of EAH in long-term efforts.

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Kormann, R., Philippart, F., Hubert, S., & Bruel, C. (2012). Marathon Runner with Acute Hyponatremia: A Neurological Disorder. Case Reports in Emergency Medicine, 2012, 1–3. https://doi.org/10.1155/2012/342760

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