1. Objective To study the reasons and outcome of hypernatremia and hyperchloremia after cerebral haemorrhage.

2. The occurrence of hypernatremia within 24 hours after injury was mainly induced by primary hypothalamus injury which was also related to the use of dehydrant.

3. Having high salt levels is technically called hypernatremia, and rats in this state also recovered faster from being stressed.

4. Rusults hypernatremia may appear in all kinds of brain diseases.

5. Hypernatremia, hyperkalemia, hyperchloremia and hypertonic dehydration were found in seawater immersion group. ?

6. Result: The marked characteristics of burn hypernatremia include high death rate , positive relation with the severity of burn and central nervous system injury.

7. Objective To investigate the causes and mechanism of hypernatremia and its prognosis in patients with severe craniocerebral injury.

8. Objective To explore the influences of hypernatremia on prognosis of brain disease.

9. Methods 11 patients with hypernatremia were treated with CVVH. The compositions of replaced solution were adjusted by the concentration of serum sodium.

10. The mortality is obviously higher in the hypernatremia patients than in the normal natrium patients.

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11. Objective To analysis the incidence of hypernatremia after orthotopic liver transplantation(OLT)in order to enhance the monitoring level.

12. Treatment of hypernatremia includes reduction of ongoing water losses (by treating the underlying cause) and correction of the water deficit.

13. Objective To inquire into the cause of the prevalence of hypernatremia in infant patients and the relationship of(acute) renal failure(ARF) to hypernatremia.

14. Methods: The clinical data were analyzed in 43 patients with hypernatremia after severe craniocerebral injury retrospectively.

15. Hyponatremia due to water electrolyte imbalance was the leading cause (22/34) and followed by high fever, hypernatremia and hypoproteinemia.

16. Results Central nerve system disease, multiple injury, severe sepsis, diabetes mellitus and severe pneumonia were easily complicated with hypernatremia.

17. Conclusion Open celiac seawater immersion wound could result in hypernatremia, hyperkalemia, hyperchloremia and hypertonic dehydration in dogs with hemorrhagic shock.

18. Objective: To explore the etiological factor, clinical characteristics and management of burn hypernatremia.

19. Objective To discuss the treatment of severe brain injury patients complicated with hypernatremia .

20. Methods The clinical data of 28 severe craniocerebral injury patients with hypernatremia was analyzed retrospectively.

21. Conclusion (1) Fill a doctor's prescription reasonably, clyster drip can descend effectively hypernatremia.

22. Objective To investigate the pathogenic factors and mechanism of hypernatremia and its prognosis in patients with severe craniocerebral injury.