34 Comparison of the effect of Electrolyte changes on ECGs of Patients presented in Emergency room with Renal Failure during Pre and Post Haemodialysis and their Correlation

Dr. Chirag J Patel; Dr. Shruti Sangani; Dr. NITIN M BUTANI; Dr. Dharmistra Dhusa; Dr. Mit Naik

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34 Comparison of the effect of Electrolyte changes on ECGs of Patients presented in Emergency room with Renal Failure during Pre and Post Haemodialysis and their Correlation

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Authors: Dr. Chirag J Patel; Dr. Shruti Sangani; Dr. NITIN M BUTANI; Dr. Dharmistra Dhusa; Dr. Mit Naik;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.10030650 , 10.5281/zenodo.10030649

34 Comparison of the effect of Electrolyte changes on ECGs of Patients presented in Emergency room with Renal Failure during Pre and Post Haemodialysis and their Correlation

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22A | 34 | JAN 2020 | IJABMS Medical Journal Research Article 34 Comparison of the effect of Electrolyte changes on ECGs of Patients presented in Emergency room with Renal Failure during Pre and Post Haemodialysis and their Correlation

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ECGs, Haemodialysis, Electrolyte, Renal Failure

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