… effects of HS treatment on CF patients. We argue that prolonged HS treatment will select
against osmotically sensitive mucoid strains and in favor of the greater osmotically resistant non-…

… water into the cell, opening stretch-sensitive channels that allow further release of glutamate
[… HTS therapy is the development of neurologic complications due to osmotic demyelination …

… Saline nasal lavage is one of the treatments of sinonasal diseases. Evidence from basic
research favors hypertonic saline (HS) over isotonic saline (IS) for mucociliary clearance, but …

… as an osmotic agent that extracts water from edematous cerebral tissue. Animal and human
studies suggest that HTS possesses osmotic, … Receptors sensitive to both serum sodium and …

… Therefore, to better understand the relative efficacy of these two forms of osmotic therapy, …
the mean and median, we performed sensitivity analyses by excluding such studies altogether …

… mucolytic therapy today is mainly based on inhalation of DNase, hypertonic saline or mannitol,
… This review will summarize the current knowledge on hypertonic saline in the treatment of …

… to their volume repletion properties and their osmotic effect… Hypertonic saline solutions are
also considered an alternative in … Sensitivity analysis with studies comparing hypertonic saline …

… These findings support further investigation to test the value of alternative osmotic agents
(such as hypertonic lactate) that may reduce ICP and at the same time improve cerebral …

… any osmotic … , hypertonic saline was reported to be more irritating to the nasal mucosa. In
our study, we did not encounter intolerance to the saline solutions sufficient to stop treatment; …

… Osmotic solutions can be graded by their tonicity, the “effective osmotic forces exerted by …
Furthermore, studies using ion-sensitive microelectrodes have demonstrated that while …