Clinical Significance of Ionized Magnesium in Critical Care
Join Us for a Complimentary Educational Seminar and Dinner
Measurement and Clinical Significance
of Ionized
Magnesium in Critical Care
Blood gas analyzers are essential devices in point-of-care settings such as surgical suites, intensive care units, and emergency rooms. This presentation will discuss the clinical value of an advanced menu of blood tests at the point-of-care and the significance of ionized magnesium results in critically ill patients.
Presenter
Jessica M Colón-Franco, PhD.
Section Head, Clinical Biochemistry Medical Director,
Special Chemistry Department of Laboratory
Medicine, Cleveland Clinic
Total or Ionized Magnesium: Does it Really Matter?
Magnesium imbalances are associated with worse patient outcomes overall, but especially in the critically ill. That notwithstanding, focusing on the more commonly tested total serum magnesium may be insufficient to properly assess and correct dysmagnesemia. This presentation will highlight clinical situations where ionized magnesium testing is beneficial, offering an opportunity to reduce complications and improve outcomes.
Presenter
Martin Ekiti, MD
Associate Medical Director,
Medical and Scientific Affairs
Nova Biomedical
Please join us for complimentary appetizers, dinner, and parking.
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May 20, 2025 6:00 PM |
The National WWII Museum 945 Magazine Street New Orleans, LA 70130 |
6:00 PM - Cocktail Reception, Campaigns of Courage Pavilion 7:00 PM - Dinner and Presentations, BB's Stage Door Canteen |