Abstract 5PSQ-142 Table 1
Hyponatraemia (Na<135 mEq/L) n=29 (18.86%)Normonatraemia (Na=135–145 mEq/L) n=143 (83.14%) P-value
Age90.1 (86.4–93.4)88.4 (85.5–90.3)0.1287*
Nonagenarians15 (52.72%)40 (27.97%)0.0164¥
Females20 (68.97%)83 (58.04%)0.3056¥
Barthel50 (20–70)65 (45–85)0.0103*
Pfeiffer4 (2–6)3 (1–5)0.1777*
Polypharmacy10.0 (8–14)11.0 (8–14)0.9706*
Loop diuretics17 (58.62%)92 (64.34%)0.6729¥
Thiazides10 (34.48%)12 (8.39%)0.0006¥
Potassium-sparing3 (10.34%)6 (4.20%)0.1781¥
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors7 (24.14%)28 (19.58%)0.6147¥
Antipsychotics5 (17.24%)32 (22.38%)0.6280¥
Na+(mEq/L)132 (131–133)139 (138–141)0.0000*
K+ (mEq/L)4.8 (4.25–5.05)4.5 (4.1–4.8)0.0667*
Glomerular filtration rate (GFR) (ml/min)27.7 (19.6–52.9)43.7 (28.9–61.7)0.0213*
Heart failure12 (41.38%)79 (55.24%)0.2213¥
Atrial fibrillation11 (37.93%)59 (41.26%)0.8370¥
Diabetes mellitus19 (65.52%)59 (41.26%)0.0236¥
Renal failure (GFR<30 ml/min)15 (51.72%)34 (23.94%)0.0057¥
LOS (days)13 (9–17)10 (7–16)0.1318*
Mortality4 (13.79%)19 (13.29%)1.0000¥
30 day re-admission7 (28.00%)28 (22.58%)0.6070¥
30 day mortality2 (8.00%)7 (5.65%)0.6470¥
  • * -Mann–Whitney U -and Wilcoxon. Median data (P25–P75).¥Fisher’s exact test