Meanings of serum potassium in English

There were no significant changes in renal function or serum potassium.

Nine of the 10 patients had a persistent decrease in predialysis serum potassium concentration.

Transient but significant drops in serum potassium and phosphorus were also observed during hyperthermia.

Safety end points were changes from baseline in serum potassium and estimated glomerular filtration rate.

Exercise caused a marked increase in serum potassium concentrations.

On GA, mean predialysis serum potassium was significantly lower than at baseline or on placebo.

Two risk factors were identified: advanced gestational age and serum potassium at the upper limit of normal.

Most of the strategies to control serum potassium level in the short term have been used for decades.

The patient responded to standard therapy for hyperkalemia on both occasions and serum potassium levels returned to normal.

After surgery serum potassium concentration returned to normal in all patients showing low serum potassium levels before surgery.

Conclusions: Add-on spironolactone is a highly effective add-on treatment in UH, mainly in patients with low serum potassium levels.

We sought to determine the association between serum potassium concentration and cardiovascular disease risk in the Framingham Heart Study.

The patient was discharged from the hospital without further complications and post-operative rechecks showed persistently normal serum potassium levels.

We studied the pattern of serum potassium levels in a cohort of Chinese peritoneal dialysis (PD) patients.

These were associated with a significant decrease in heart rate and an increase in serum potassium level and glucose concentration.

Methods: We studied serum potassium levels of 266 PD patients during 3 consecutive clinic visits.