New Zealand Veterinary Journal · 1974 · 13 citations · 3 references
NutritionEducationPlant PathologyLivestock HealthAbstract ExtractDairy CowsElectrolyte DisturbancePublic HealthGrass TetanyMineral MetabolismAnimal PhysiologyAllergyPotassium ConcentrationsAnimal NutritionCerebrospinal Fluid MagnesiumMicronutrientsAnimal SciencePhysiologyVeterinary Science
Abstract Extract Although grass tetany is invariably associated with hypomagnesaemia, it is widely recognized that hypomagnesaemia per se is not sufficient to induce the signs.
3