ElectroBalance Pro

ElectroBalance Pro is a comprehensive clinical decision-support tool covering all major electrolyte disturbances — built for junior doctors, medical students, and healthcare professionals who need fast, reliable, evidence-based guidance at the bedside. SMART CALCULATORS - Sodium correction rate & ODS safety checker - Free water deficit (hypernatraemia) - Anion gap with albumin correction & delta-delta ratio - Potassium deficit estimation - Corrected calcium (albumin-adjusted) - Serum osmolality & osmolar gap SYMPTOM-BASED DIAGNOSIS Select your patient's symptoms and get an instant ranked electrolyte differential — complete with confirmatory investigations and next management steps. Covers neurological, cardiac, neuromuscular, and GI symptom clusters. FULL CLINICAL REFERENCE Comprehensive, guideline-referenced protocols for all six electrolytes: - Sodium (Na⁺) — hyponatraemia and hypernatraemia - Potassium (K⁺) — hypokalaemia and hyperkalaemia emergency protocol - Calcium (Ca²⁺) — with albumin correction guidance - Magnesium (Mg²⁺) — including refractory hypokalaemia/hypocalcaemia - Phosphate (PO₄³⁻) — refeeding syndrome alert - Bicarbonate / ABG — 6-step systematic interpretation EVIDENCE-BASED THROUGHOUT All content is sourced from authoritative peer-reviewed guidelines including ESPEN 2014, UK Renal Association 2020, NICE CG32/CG169/NG35, RCOG Green-top 10A, KDIGO CKD-MBD 2017, and key publications from NEJM, BMJ, and UpToDate. A full references section with tappable links is included in the app. DESIGNED FOR THE BEDSIDE - Dark interface optimised for low-light clinical environments - Adjustable text size for quick reading at the bedside - Instant navigation between calculators, diagnosis, and reference - Works fully offline — no internet connection required IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER ElectroBalance Pro is intended for use by qualified healthcare professionals as a clinical decision-support and educational reference tool. It does not replace individual clinical assessment, local guidelines, or official prescribing information. Always apply clinical judgement and consult current local protocols before prescribing. Dr Atif Elnil MBBS MRCP UK St George's Hospital London