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Renal physiology

relation showing plasma sodium depends on total exchangeable sodium plus potassium divided by total body water, framing how potassium shifts change sodium.

In renal physiology, Edelman equation refers to relation showing plasma sodium depends on total exchangeable sodium plus potassium divided by total body water, framing how potassium shifts change sodium. This meaning comes from Edelman (1958) in Journal of Clinical Investigation.[1]

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References

Edelman, I. S., Leibman, J., O'meara, M. P., & Birkenfeld, L. W. (1958). Interrelations Between Serum Sodium Concentration, Serum Osmolarity and Total Exchangeable Sodium, Total Exchangeable Potassium and Total Body Water1. Journal of Clinical Investigation, 37(9), 1236-1256. https://doi.org/10.1172/jci103712

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