A comprehensive review analyzes calcium preparations for pediatric resuscitation, suggesting context-specific uses for optimal outcomes.
The selection of a calcium preparation must be conditional and context-dependent. We recommend reserving CaCl₂ for central venous administration in volume-restricted or extreme emergent settings, whilst CaGN is the preferred choice for peripheral line administration or routine maintenance due to its superior safety profile.
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