Severe hypermagnesemia induced by magnesium oxide ingestion: a case series

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Abstract
Hypermagnesemia is generally considered an exceptional iatrogenic condition usually caused by magnesium-containing cathartics. In particular, this condition often develops when magnesium-containing cathartics are administered to elderly patients with renal insufficiency or bowel movement dysfunction …
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Authors Yamaguchi H;Shimada H;Yoshita K;Tsubata Y;Ikarashi K;Morioka T;Saito N;Sakai S;Narita I;;
Journal cen case reports
Year 2019
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