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HYPOCALCEMIA
David Goltzman, MD
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Hypocalcemia may present with a range of symptoms, from mild to severe, depending on its acuity and severity. The management strategies differ significantly between acute symptomatic hypocalcemia, which is treated with intravenous calcium gluconate, and chronic hypocalcemia, which is managed with oral calcium and vitamin D supplements. The document also discusses the etiology and diagnostic approaches to hypocalcemia, providing a thorough understanding of the condition and its treatment.
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