Hypomagnesemia in patients entering the ICU
Richard A. Reinhart, Norman A. Desbiens
Abstract
Richard A. Reinhart, Norman A. Desbiens
Abstract
Serum magnesium was measured in 102 consecutive patients admitted to a medical ICU. Twenty percent of these patients had hypomagnesemia and 9% had hypermagnesemia. There were no other laboratory tests or clinical features suggesting hypomagnesemia. Of all ion levels measured routinely in these patients, serum magnesium had the highest prevalence of abnormal values.
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Serum magnesium was measured in 102 consecutive patients admitted to a medical ICU. Twenty percent of these patients had hypomagnesemia and 9% had hypermagnesemia. There were no other laboratory tests or clinical features suggesting hypomagnesemia. Of all ion levels measured routinely in these patients, serum magnesium had the highest prevalence of abnormal values.
Key concepts: Hypomagnesemia, Hypermagnesemia, Medicine, Magnesium, Internal medicine, Magnesium deficiency (plants), Critically ill, Intensive care medicine