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Southern Medical Journal, 1975
Hypocalcemia is seen in patients with leukemia and is usually due to renal impairment or to low serum albumin concentrations. Four patients are reported who had hypocalcemia but without these usual explanations. One patient had chronic lymphatic leukemia and overwhelming infections which led to death.
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Hypocalcemia is seen in patients with leukemia and is usually due to renal impairment or to low serum albumin concentrations. Four patients are reported who had hypocalcemia but without these usual explanations. One patient had chronic lymphatic leukemia and overwhelming infections which led to death.
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1976
half in a relatively stable, nondiffusable, protein-bound form; a very small percent in a labile, diffusable, complex form bound to other substances in the plasma and interstitial fluids; and the rest in an ionized form(2). Only when calcium is ionized, is it effective in physiological mechanisms.
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half in a relatively stable, nondiffusable, protein-bound form; a very small percent in a labile, diffusable, complex form bound to other substances in the plasma and interstitial fluids; and the rest in an ionized form(2). Only when calcium is ionized, is it effective in physiological mechanisms.
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The diamond of death: Hypocalcemia in trauma and resuscitation
American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2021Vikhyat Bebarta, Brit Long
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Hypocalcemia in COVID-19: Prevalence, clinical significance and therapeutic implications
Reviews in Endocrine and Metabolic Disorders, 2021Stefano Frara, Andrea Giustina
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La Revue du praticien, 1998
Hypocalcemia may be presently defined as a serum calcium value below the reference range, usually below 8,4 mg/dL, in neonates as well as adults. This alteration may remain asymptomatic or be associated with severe clinical disorders. Its causes include classical pathologies such as vitamin D deficiency, hereditary or acquired resistances to vitamin D,
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Hypocalcemia may be presently defined as a serum calcium value below the reference range, usually below 8,4 mg/dL, in neonates as well as adults. This alteration may remain asymptomatic or be associated with severe clinical disorders. Its causes include classical pathologies such as vitamin D deficiency, hereditary or acquired resistances to vitamin D,
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