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Reliability of venous blood gas sodium, potassium and creatinine.
The New Zealand medical journal, 2019To determine the level of correlation between sodium, potassium and creatinine readings between point-of-care venous blood gas (VBG) and laboratory biochemistry measurements (LBM).Data was obtained from three Monash Health (one of the largest health networks in metropolitan Melbourne) emergency departments. 16,527 VBGs were matched with LBM for sodium,
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Establishment of venous blood gas reference intervals
Pathology, 2018K.L. Ress, G. Koerbin, A.R. Horvath
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Association Between Venous and Arterial Blood Gas in Shock
D24. SEPSIS BIOMARKERS AND OUTCOMES: WHAT CAN WE PREDICT?, 2022H.A. Jaliawala +4 more
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Reference intervals for venous blood gas measurement in adults
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, 2021Gus Koerbin +2 more
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Interpreting blood gas results on venous, capillary, and umbilical cord blood
2022John G. Toffaletti, Craig R. Rackley
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Continuous Fiberoptic Arterial and Venous Blood Gas Monitoring in Hemorrhagic Shock
Chest, 1996John M Oropello +2 more
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Can Venous Blood Gas Replace Arterial Blood Gas in Emergency Patients?
Academic Emergency Medicine, 2003openaire +1 more source