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Reactions, 1981
Mannitol is an osmotic diuretic with properties that suit it to a variety of clinical situations. Despite the paucity of controlled studies that precisely define optimal use, a consensus based on published work and clinical experience may be reached. Mannitol can be used prophylactically, as a diagnostic aid, or as therapy for the oliguric state.
S E, Warren, R C, Blantz
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Mannitol is an osmotic diuretic with properties that suit it to a variety of clinical situations. Despite the paucity of controlled studies that precisely define optimal use, a consensus based on published work and clinical experience may be reached. Mannitol can be used prophylactically, as a diagnostic aid, or as therapy for the oliguric state.
S E, Warren, R C, Blantz
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Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, 1994
Investigation into the use of osmotic therapy for ICP reduction began in 1919. Mannitol is the osmotic agent currently in use. Mannitol's effectiveness in reducing ICP has been shown. Osmotic therapy using mannitol reduces ICP by mechanisms that remain unclear.
M, Davis, M, Lucatorto
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Investigation into the use of osmotic therapy for ICP reduction began in 1919. Mannitol is the osmotic agent currently in use. Mannitol's effectiveness in reducing ICP has been shown. Osmotic therapy using mannitol reduces ICP by mechanisms that remain unclear.
M, Davis, M, Lucatorto
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