… supplementing electrolytes to high normal levels. … was to compare potassium and
magnesium concentrations and rates of electrolyte supplementation in those who did and did not …

… potassium and magnesium might lessen the need for antiarrhythmic therapy and the
potential adverse effects in patients with nonpermanent atrial fibrillation. … However, pill in-the-pocket …

… Finally, a profound Mg depletion impacts the homeostasis of potassium and leads to
hypokalemia [7]. The significant link between hypo-iMg and hypokalemia highlighted in our study is …

… A new-onset atrial fibrillation: the incidence of potassium and magnesium deficiency. The
efficacy of intravenous potassium/magnesium supplementation in cardioversion to sinus …

… supplement potassium may cause harm or discomfort. Central venous administration (when
oral intake is not possible in the early postoperative period) is … magnesium supplementation, …

… Furthermore, potassium supplementation is not a benign intervention. Routine … potassium
administration in the early post-operative period, when oral supplementation is not possible, is …

… administration of potassium (24 mEq) and magnesium (145.8 mg) was associated with …
from the present study and prior published findings regarding potassium supplementation …

… as several potential limitations may affect the findings. This finding may have clinical implications
as serum magnesium levels can be raised through supplementation, and dietary advice…

… effectiveness of magnesium supplementation in preventing new-onset atrial fibrillation in a
… during the same CCU admission, baseline serum Mg, serum potassium, pH, heart rate, and …

… dose–response, and suggests that patients with AF co-treated with diuretic therapy and a
rate-/rhythm-controlling agent might benefit from keeping their serum potassium … magnesium. …