Neonatal hypocalcemia: The role of ionized calcium

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Neonatal hypocalcemia: The role of ionized calcium

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Overview

In this webinar, calcium metabolism is reviewed, with a focus on early and late onset of neonatal hypocalcemia – including a case report. Both calcium and ionized calcium are discussed in detail in conjunction with the role of magnesium, serum albumin, phosphate, and blood pH in the proper diagnosis of hypocalcemia.

Learning objectives

Describe the types, causes and treatment of neonatal hypocalcemia
Identify the factors that can influence the concentration of ionized calcium
Explain the complexity involved in the diagnosis of hypocalcemia in patients

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Presenters

Monet Sayegh, M.D.

Physician/Senior Clinical Consultant
Siemens Healthineers
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Moderator: Sarah Thomas

Editorial Team
SelectScience
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