Managing hypophosphatemia in critically ill patients: a report on an under‐diagnosed electrolyte anomaly
Summary What is known and objective Correction of acute hypophosphatemia leaves no long‐term complications, but failure to recognize and treat an acute situation can be fatal. Case summary A 65‐year‐old female presented to the Emergency department with complaints of abdominal pain, multiple episodes...
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What is known and objective
Correction of acute hypophosphatemia leaves no long‐term complications, but failure to recognize and treat an acute situation can be fatal.
Case summary
A 65‐year‐old female presented to the Emergency department with complaints of abdominal pain, multiple episodes of watery stools and vomiting for 3 days. On the 3rd day, she developed abdominal distension and breathlessness and was referred to this hospital for further management and finally diagnosed with hypophosphatemia.
What is new and conclusion
As hypophosphatemia is often underestimated, this case report emphasizes the importance of correcting hypophosphatemia in all critically ill patients.
Guidelines for Intravenous Empiric treatment of hypophosphatemia in adults. |
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Correction of acute hypophosphatemia leaves no long‐term complications, but failure to recognize and treat an acute situation can be fatal.
Case summary
A 65‐year‐old female presented to the Emergency department with complaints of abdominal pain, multiple episodes of watery stools and vomiting for 3 days. On the 3rd day, she developed abdominal distension and breathlessness and was referred to this hospital for further management and finally diagnosed with hypophosphatemia.
What is new and conclusion
As hypophosphatemia is often underestimated, this case report emphasizes the importance of correcting hypophosphatemia in all critically ill patients.
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Correction of acute hypophosphatemia leaves no long‐term complications, but failure to recognize and treat an acute situation can be fatal.
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A 65‐year‐old female presented to the Emergency department with complaints of abdominal pain, multiple episodes of watery stools and vomiting for 3 days. On the 3rd day, she developed abdominal distension and breathlessness and was referred to this hospital for further management and finally diagnosed with hypophosphatemia.
What is new and conclusion
As hypophosphatemia is often underestimated, this case report emphasizes the importance of correcting hypophosphatemia in all critically ill patients.
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What is known and objective
Correction of acute hypophosphatemia leaves no long‐term complications, but failure to recognize and treat an acute situation can be fatal.
Case summary
A 65‐year‐old female presented to the Emergency department with complaints of abdominal pain, multiple episodes of watery stools and vomiting for 3 days. On the 3rd day, she developed abdominal distension and breathlessness and was referred to this hospital for further management and finally diagnosed with hypophosphatemia.
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As hypophosphatemia is often underestimated, this case report emphasizes the importance of correcting hypophosphatemia in all critically ill patients.
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