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On 28/10/2006, at 10:42, Liz Cammin wrote:

> I couldn't get into medscape to read this whole article, but how on  
> earth would someone's potassium level be 24.4?

I am not a pathologist (do we have one here?) but I'm wondering  
whether the authors controlled for postmortem haemolysis and  
postmortem interval?

Lara Hopkins

P.S. Medscape registration is free, and definitely worthwhile in my  
opinion.

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