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A Practical Approach to Hypocalcaemia in Children
2009Hypocalcaemia is one of the commonest disorders of mineral metabolism seen in children and may be a consequence of several different aetiologies. These include a lack of secretion or function of parathyroid hormone, disorders of vitamin D metabolism and abnormal function of the calcium-sensing receptor.
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The Patient with “Hypocalcaemia”
2016Hypocalcaemia is defined as a plasma or serum concentration of total calcium
Reiner Bartl, Christoph Bartl
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Nordisk veterinaermedicin, 1982
Hypocalcaemia was verified in 74.4% of 78 ewes with a clinical diagnosis of hypocalcaemia, the corresponding figure for 99 ewes with an uncertain clinical diagnosis of hypocalcaemia being 21.2%. The tendency to developed hypocalcaemia increased with increasing age. Hypocalcaemic cases were recorded from about 2 months prior to lambing to approx.
G, Nosdøl, S, Waage
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Hypocalcaemia was verified in 74.4% of 78 ewes with a clinical diagnosis of hypocalcaemia, the corresponding figure for 99 ewes with an uncertain clinical diagnosis of hypocalcaemia being 21.2%. The tendency to developed hypocalcaemia increased with increasing age. Hypocalcaemic cases were recorded from about 2 months prior to lambing to approx.
G, Nosdøl, S, Waage
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Hypocalcaemia and hypoparathyroidism
Clinics in Endocrinology and Metabolism, 1974openaire +2 more sources
The Netherlands journal of medicine, 2017
Hypercalcaemia of malignancy is well recognised, but hypocalcaemia in cancer patients is not, although it is increasingly encountered.Analysis of an exemplary case and a narrative review of the literature based on the search terms cancer and hypocalcaemia.Hypocalcaemia may affect as many as 10% of hospitalised cancer patients.
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Hypercalcaemia of malignancy is well recognised, but hypocalcaemia in cancer patients is not, although it is increasingly encountered.Analysis of an exemplary case and a narrative review of the literature based on the search terms cancer and hypocalcaemia.Hypocalcaemia may affect as many as 10% of hospitalised cancer patients.
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