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The American Journal of Medicine, 1986
Hypoproteinemia by itself causes a nonrespiratory ("metabolic") alkalosis. On the average, a decrease in plasma albumin concentration of 1 g/dl produces an increase in "standard" bicarbonate of 3.4 mM/liter, and an apparent base excess of +3.7 meq/liter; it also reduces the value of the normal anion gap by about 3 meq/liter.
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Hypoproteinemia by itself causes a nonrespiratory ("metabolic") alkalosis. On the average, a decrease in plasma albumin concentration of 1 g/dl produces an increase in "standard" bicarbonate of 3.4 mM/liter, and an apparent base excess of +3.7 meq/liter; it also reduces the value of the normal anion gap by about 3 meq/liter.
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Hypernatremic alkalosis or chloride depletion alkalosis?
Intensive Care Medicine, 2013Dear Editor, We read with interest the article by Lindner et al. [1], where it is suggested that hypernatremia can lead to an increase in standard base excess (SBE). In this study, base excess caused by changes in sodium is 4.1 mmol/L when peak sodium is achieved.
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Advances in Kidney Disease and Health
Metabolic alkalosis is one of the four cardinal acid-base disorders and perhaps the least well understood by students. Taking a mechanistic approach to etiologies and management can be very helpful in such cases. Particularly, one should focus on the factors that generate the alkalosis (source of fluid loss and composition, less commonly alkali ...
Stewart H. Lecker, Keiko I. Greenberg
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Metabolic alkalosis is one of the four cardinal acid-base disorders and perhaps the least well understood by students. Taking a mechanistic approach to etiologies and management can be very helpful in such cases. Particularly, one should focus on the factors that generate the alkalosis (source of fluid loss and composition, less commonly alkali ...
Stewart H. Lecker, Keiko I. Greenberg
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Transplacental metabolic alkalosis
Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 2007Abstract: We present a newborn with hypochloraemic metabolic alkalosis due to severe metabolic alkalosis of his mother. Hypoventilation as a leading symptom resolved quickly with treatment but may be life‐threatening if not detected. In this case, the mother had a probable eating disorder.
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