Hyperkalemia in Heart Failure: Probably Not O“K”
2018
Hyperkalemia is routinely defined as a serum potassium level >5 mmol/L and is a common occurrence in patients with acute and chronic heart failure (HF). For example, prior work has demonstrated that hyperkalemia is present in ≈9% of patients admitted for acute HF,[1][1] and the total annual
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