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Hyperkalemia By Dr. Scott Weingart
EMCrit Podcast 32 – Treatment of Severe Hyperkalemia September 22, 2010 by emcrit 38 Comments Definitely check out the show notes link above for additional information and resources. I plan to make a transcript of Dr. Weingart’s lecture so that … Continue reading
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