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Reproductive Causes of Hypocalcemia
Topics in Companion Animal Medicine, 2012Reproductive causes of hypocalcemia include puerperal tetany (eclampsia) and mild hypocalcemia during whelping. This article reviews the pathophysiology, signalment, clinical signs, and treatment of eclampsia in the bitch and queen. The second part of the article focuses on the consequences and treatment of hypocalcemia prior to and during whelping in ...
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JAMA, 1961
To the Editor:— In the editorial, "The Neurochemistry of Fits" (Oct. 1, 1960), there was no mention of what is to me an important etiology of seizures, i.e., the syndromes associated with hypocalcemia. Their clinical importance is the relatively simple method of establishing a diagnosis from the serum calcium levels, and specific therapy can ...
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To the Editor:— In the editorial, "The Neurochemistry of Fits" (Oct. 1, 1960), there was no mention of what is to me an important etiology of seizures, i.e., the syndromes associated with hypocalcemia. Their clinical importance is the relatively simple method of establishing a diagnosis from the serum calcium levels, and specific therapy can ...
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Hypercalcemia and hypocalcemia
Disease-a-Month, 1960Theodore B. Schwartz, Robert N. Hedges
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Hypocalcemia and Hypercalcemia
1984Calcium is the fifth most abundant inorganic element of the body, the principal component of the human skeleton, and a vital participant in normal neuromuscular function, blood coagulation, membrane function, and multiple enzyme reactions. Its transmembrane flux plays a critical role in hormone secretion and metabolic coordination.
Mark R. Hughes, Wadi N. Suki
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Hypocalcemia: A Medical Emergency
The American Journal of Nursing, 1983Bart Chernow +2 more
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Disorders of Calcium: Hypocalcemia
2013As stated in Chap. 17, Ca2+ homeostasis is maintained by the interrelationship among intestinal absorption, bone turnover, and renal excretion. Alterations in any one of these functions may lead to changes in the extracellular [Ca2+]. A plasma [Ca2+] < 8.5 mg/dL defines hypocalcemia.
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