Rhee KH, Toro LO, McDonald GG, Nunnally RL, Levin DL: Carbicarb, sodium bicarbonate, and sodium chloride in hypoxic lactic acidosis: effect on arterial blood gases, lactate concentrations, hemodynamic variables, and myocardial intracellular pH. Chest 1993, 104: 913–918....
urine analysisNot reportedDyspnea, Tachypnea, Stable heart ratepH: 6.87; pCO2: 17; pO2: 37; HCO3: 3.1; lactate: 1.7Glucose: 11.9; urea 11.4; sodium 136; potassium 4.5; chloride 106; creatinine 105Ketone: 3.018 h of renal replacement therapy, noradrenaline infusionIntubation, ICUDischarged afte...
After hypoxic lactic acidosis was induced and maintained, 2.5 mEq/kg of one of the agents was infused over 30 min. Arterial blood gases, pH, lactate concentrations, and hemodynamic variables were measured immediately prior to the infusion of the agent and 30 min after the infusion was ...
1 mEq sodium/mL, n = 18) or 1 mol Carbicarb (1 mEq sodium/mL, n = 18) administered by intravenous bolus over a 30‐sec period.Measurements and Main Results:For Carbicarb‐treated patients, the mean arterial pH increased from 7...
no./sex/age, y ec, ml/g nap peak serum phos, mg/dl trough serum ca, mg/dla ph serum bicarb, meq/l baseline creat, mg/dl/egfr, ml/min/1.73 m2 admission urea/creat, mg/dl peak urea/creat, mg/dl outcome 1/f/77 798/175 22.0 5.1 na na 1.0/57 na/1.35 na alive 2/m/89 ...
This solution was prepared by diluting 7.5% sodium bicarbonate (0.9 meq./ml) with distilled water in a 1:1 ratio. The placebo group received 4 ml/kg of undiluted 5% dextrose at a similar rate. The surviving neonates were evaluated for their neurological status at discharge. Primary outcome ...