经产健常母牛补充钙剂后的血清钙浓度
Extrapolated serum calcium concentration data for multiparous cows showing no clinical signs of hypocalcemia (N = 33) that were administered either no supplemental calcium (n = 11; dashed green line), IV calcium (n = 11; solid red line), or two oral calcium boluses (n = 11; dotted blue line).
IV calcium supplementation was a single 500-mL dose of a 23% calcium gluconate solution (10.7 g calcium) administered at the time of calving. Oral calcium supplementation was one fat-coated bolus of a mixture of calcium chloride and calcium sulfate administered at calving (43 g of calcium), followed by a second bolus 12 h later.
Note that the first serum sample was taken 1 h after IV calcium supplementation, which is well after the expected peak calcium concentration.
(To convert mg/dL to mmol/L, multiply by 0.25.)
Courtesy of Dr. Garrett Oetzel. Data extrapolated from Blanc CD, Van der List M, Aly SS, Rossow HA, Silva-del-Río N. Blood calcium dynamics after prophylactic treatment of subclinical hypocalcemia with oral or intravenous calcium. J Dairy Sci. 2014;97(11):6901-6906. doi:10.3168/jds.2014-7927.
