A HITHERTO infrequently recognized abnormality in patients with osteoblastic metastases is the occurrence of hypocalcemia. It has usually been held that calcium levels are normal in this situation.

Also known as hypocalcemia, the condition can be mild, severe, temporary, or chronic. International Women’s Day: Most Common ...

HYPOCALCEMIA as a complication of metastatic ... but ultimately became resistant to both. In June, 1956, severe nausea, drowsiness and unresponsiveness to cortisone developed: the serum calcium ...

During severe tropical infective episodes, hyperkalemia results from intravascular hemolysis or rhabdomyolysis, and occasionally from decreased activity of Na +,K +-ATPase. Hypocalcemia ...

and severe hypomagnesemia which inhibits PTH response to hypocalcemia. READ ALSO: Genetic tests that foretell what might pass ...

Onely 5 cases of term SGA with hypocalcemia were simptomatic. Conclusions: Low birth weight infants and severe intrauterine growth retardation are high risk factors for mineral disturbance.

No dedicated clinical trials have compared denosumab and bisphosphonates for fracture prevention in patients on dialysis.