Medical calculators
Corrected Ca
For Albumin
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How it is calculated
Corrected Ca = Ca + 0.8 × (4 - albumin), with calcium in mg/dL and albumin in g/dL. The SI form is different: Ca(mmol/L) + 0.02 × (40 - albumin in g/L). Entering SI numbers into this one gives a meaningless answer rather than an error, so check the units on your report. Ionised calcium is the better measure where it is available.
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Calcium corrected for albumin, because most calcium is protein-bound and a low albumin makes total calcium read falsely low.
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