Hyper- and hypomagnesemia as an initial predictor of outcomes in septic pediatric patients in Egypt

As an initial predictor of mortality, the serum magnesium level cannot be used alone; however, hypermagnesemia has a negative impact on critically ill septic patients. Thus, healthcare professionals should be cautious with magnesium administration.

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Acute and Critical Care
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2025-02-04
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https://doi.org/10.4266/acc.000480
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Magnesium in Health and Disease
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Hyper- and hypomagnesemia as an initial predictor of outcomes in septic pediatric patients in Egypt

Aya Osama Mohamed
Acute and Critical Care
Magnesium in Health and Disease
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Hyper- and hypomagnesemia as an initial predictor of outcomes in septic pediatric patients in Egypt

Aya Osama Mohamed
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Abstract

As an initial predictor of mortality, the serum magnesium level cannot be used alone; however, hypermagnesemia has a negative impact on critically ill septic patients. Thus, healthcare professionals should be cautious with magnesium administration.

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