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hypocalcemic

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hypocalcemic
emanating from hypocalcemia; state of decreased blood calcium level.

hypocalcemic factor
hypocalcemic paresis
see milk fever, ovine hypocalcemia.
hypocalcemic tetany
tetany of limbs, muscle tremor, tetanic convulsions occur in hypocalcemia in bitches and mares. See also eclampsia, lactation tetany (2).


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Three other identical membrane strips were blotted individually with serum samples (from two negative normocalcemic patient controls and from the hypocalcemic index patient) at a dilution of 1:100 followed by incubation with secondary rabbit antihuman antibody.
1) Sublingual hematoma has been caused by warfarin-induced coagulopathy, (1) tongue trauma, (2) a simple puncture of the tongue substance, (3) maxillofacial trauma, (4) and tongue biting during a hypocalcemic event in an end-stage renal failure patient.
For instance, the high critical limit for total calcium could be lowered to facilitate operative intervention in patients with asymptomatic hyperparathyroidism,|17~ while the low critical limit for ionized calcium has increased to improve detection of hypocalcemic crisis and to help prevent cardiac and neurologic catastrophes.
 
 
 
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