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hypocalcemic

(hī″pō-kăl-sē′mĭk) [Gr. hypo-, less than, deficient, + L. calx, lime, + Gr. haima, blood]
1. Pert. to a low concentration of calcium in the blood.
2. An agent that lowers blood calcium levels.
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Delivery may lead to a precipitous increase in maternal serum calcium levels, as calcium that was previously shunted to the fetus now remains in maternal circulation [1, 3] Additionally, in the absence of maternal calcium, the neonate may experience a significant hypocalcemic crisis as neonatal PTH levels are suppressed and the previously maternally supplied calcium is abruptly removed [3-5].
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The QTC interval was prolonged in two of four children who developed hypokalemia and in only one of three children who were hypocalcemic. There was no significant correlation between QTc prolongation and electrolyte changes.
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Early diagnosis of hypercalcemia by hydration and treatment with agents - to decrease serum calcium concentrations - also known as hypocalcemic drugs can produce symptomatic improvements within three to five days.
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