Neither Dr. Dimitre or Dr. Kevin like electrolytes, but talk about them they must.
Dr. Kevin starts off with hypocalcemia, covering his approach in the ER department.
Dr. Dimitre makes some suggestions about dealing with hypocalcemia in the family doctor’s office.
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Episode 27: Hypocalcemia

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