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Prolonged QTc, hypomagnesemia, and azithromycin: the perfect combination for ventricular fibrillation

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Prolonged QTc, hypomagnesemia, and azithromycin: the perfect combination for ventricular fibrillation

Author: Qin, Angel
Author's Email: angel.qin@uhhospitals.org
Project Type: clinical research
Keyword: macrolide, pro arrhythmic potential, cardiotoxic, in vitro, dofetilide, hypomagnesemia, ECG
Author's Position: resident
Year Presented: 2021

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Prolonged QTc, hypomagnesemia, and azithromycin: the perfect combination for ventricular fibrillation