Successful Management of a Patient with Intraoperative Bleeding of More than 80,000 mL and Usefulness of QTc Monitoring for Calcium Correction

<div>Changes in the electrocardiogram due to electrolyte abnormalities. Upper part: one hour after the start of surgery. Middle part: five hours after the start of surgery. Bottom part: nine hours after the start of surgery. The unit of K<sup>+</sup> is mEq/L, the unit of Ca<sup>2+</sup> is mg/dL, and the unit of QTc is msec.</div>

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Figure 3: Successful Management of a Patient with Intraoperative Bleeding of More than 80,000 mL and Usefulness of QTc Monitoring for Calcium Correction 

Figure 3 | Successful Management of a Patient with Intraoperative Bleeding of More than 80,000 mL and Usefulness of QTc Monitoring for Calcium Correction 