Suitable intravenous fluid for preventing dysnatremia in children with gastroenteritis; a randomized clinical trial

Kioomars Golshekan ¹, Hamidreza Badeli ¹ * , Mahboube Miri ¹, Maryam Mirzaie ¹, Afagh Hassanzadeh Rad ¹, Fatemeh Salamat ², Sepideh Abdi Tazeabadi ¹, Nahid Bidar ¹, Kobra Blouki-Moghaddam ¹, Houman Hashemian ¹

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