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I meant what I said: best estimate of ionised calcium NOT traditional "adjusted calcium".  

Jonathan


On 18 Jun 2013, at 17:45, Mainwaring-Burton Richard (SOUTH LONDON HEALTHCARE NHS TRUST) wrote:

> "Best estimate of ionised calcium" is a misnomer, since measured ionised calcium (unadulterated by yet another algorithm on the blood gas analyser) has a numeric result around half the "adjusted" calcium (Please - NEVER "corrected") which we report due to the divalent nature of the calcium ion.

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