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05). On multivariable regression, a 10mL/kg increase in overall fluid balance was associated with an increased risk of developing hyponatremia (OR 1.84 [1.23, 3.45], p=0.016). No differences in the sodium content of urine, gastric, or bowel bag fluid were observed, and sodium balance was equivalent between cohorts. Hyponatremia in babies with gastroschisis in the early postnatal period was associated with positive fluid balance and decreased fluid output. Prospective studies to determine the appropriate fluid resuscitation strategy in t
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