Solid organ transplant recipients display a variety of electrolyte abnormalities in the early months after transplant surgery that need to be monitored, according to investigators presenting at the National Kidney Foundation’s 2022 Spring Clinical Meetings being held in Boston, Massachusetts.
Investigators examined the electronic health records of 199 recipients treated at Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla, New York during 2019 to 2021. Hypomagnesemia increased significantly 3 months after transplant, affecting 68.6% of liver, 50.9% of kidney, and 41.7% of heart transplant recipients. Read the full article in Renal & Urology News.