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Scottish Medical Journal, 1989
Hyponatraemia has been described in beer drinkers and hypokalaemia resulting from increased levels of aldosterone is well recognised in patients with cirrhosis and ascites. We have encountered episodes of hypokalaemia in alcoholics accompanied by normal or increased serum concentrations of sodium. Despite a resemblance to syndromes of mineralocorticoid
Anna Dominiczak, A M Wallace, P F Semple
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Hyponatraemia has been described in beer drinkers and hypokalaemia resulting from increased levels of aldosterone is well recognised in patients with cirrhosis and ascites. We have encountered episodes of hypokalaemia in alcoholics accompanied by normal or increased serum concentrations of sodium. Despite a resemblance to syndromes of mineralocorticoid
Anna Dominiczak, A M Wallace, P F Semple
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In Practice, 1998 A DISTURBANCE in potassium balance is one of the most frequently identified electrolyte abnormalities in small animal practice. This article provides an overview of feline hypokalaemia, focusing on the causes, clinical signs and approach to treatment.
Tasker, S
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Gossypol-hypokalaemia interrelationships
Journal of Developmental and Physical Disabilities, 1985Around 1% of 8806 volunteers taking gossypol as a male contraceptive had hypokalaemic paralysis and more had simple hypokalaemia, the direct cause being renal potassium loss. In gossypol takers not showing hypokalaemia, serum potassium levels were within the normal range but were significantly lower than levels in controls.
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Hypokalaemia in patients treated with intravenous flucloxacillin: Incidence and risk factors [PDF]
British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 2022 Introduction: Hypokalaemia is a potentially life-threatening adverse event of flucloxacillin with unknown incidence. The risk of flucloxacillin-induced hypokalaemia has recently been suggested to be increased among females compared to males.
Annette C Westgeest +2 more
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Contraception, 1985
One major side effect of administration of gossypol as a male fertility regulating agent is the occurrence of hypokalaemic paralysis. We have reviewed the common causes of hypokalaemia in clinical practice and previous studies of gossypol-induced hypokalaemia in animals and man.
C, Wang, R T, Yeung
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One major side effect of administration of gossypol as a male fertility regulating agent is the occurrence of hypokalaemic paralysis. We have reviewed the common causes of hypokalaemia in clinical practice and previous studies of gossypol-induced hypokalaemia in animals and man.
C, Wang, R T, Yeung
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Tubercle, 1956
Summary 4 cases are described in which electrolyte disturbances, principally hypokalaemia, occurred in middle-aged or elderly women with miliary tuberculosis. In 2 of the patients severe clinical symptoms of hypokalaemia appeared in convalescence and were dramatically relieved by giving sodium and potassium.
J, CROFTON, E B, FRENCH, A, SANDLER
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Summary 4 cases are described in which electrolyte disturbances, principally hypokalaemia, occurred in middle-aged or elderly women with miliary tuberculosis. In 2 of the patients severe clinical symptoms of hypokalaemia appeared in convalescence and were dramatically relieved by giving sodium and potassium.
J, CROFTON, E B, FRENCH, A, SANDLER
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Resuscitation, 2011 Aim: To evaluate the prevalence and cause of severe hypokalaemia in patients administered for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) for non-traumatic cardiac arrest.
Gerd P. Hasenfuß +2 more
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Current Drug Safety, 2009
Hypokalaemia (defined as a plasma potassium ...
Chaker, Ben Salem +2 more
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Hypokalaemia (defined as a plasma potassium ...
Chaker, Ben Salem +2 more
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A puzzling cause of hypokalaemia
The Lancet, 2002A 67-year-old Chinese man presented in September, 2001, with progressive muscular weakness. He had been diagnosed with hypertension 1 month previously, but had been prescribed no treatment. He denied nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, or diuretic use. He had benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH), but no other medical problems, or family history of disease.
Shih-Hua, Lin, Tom, Chau
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