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First published 2026

Can one use serum Lactate Concentration to Correct for the Anion gap?

Ramin Sam, Nancy Zhou, Emilio Fernandez [...]

Journal of Intensive Care Medicine

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Research article

First published 2022-12

Relationship Between the Anion Gap and Serum Lactate in Hypovolemic Shock

Scott E. Rudkin, Tristan R. Grogan, Richard M. Treger

Journal of Intensive Care Medicine

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First published 2008-03

Anion Gap,Anion Gap Corrected for Albumin,and Base Deficit Fail to Accurately Diagnose Clinically Significant Hyperlactatemia in Critically Ill Patients

Lakhmir S. Chawla, Dhiraj Jagasia, Lynn M. Abell [...]

Journal of Intensive Care Medicine

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Research article

First published 1993-9

Methyl Mercury,Mercuric Chloride,and Silver Lactate Decrease Superoxide Anion Formation and Chemotaxis in Human Polymorphonuclear Leucocytes

Niels Obel, Birte Hansen, Margot M. Christensen [...]

Human & Experimental Toxicology

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Research article

First published 1997-5

Observations on the Relationships between Plasma Free Fatty Acids,Ketones and Bicarbonate in Acute Hyperglycaemia

D Fraser Davidson

Annals of Clinical Biochemistry: International Journal of Laboratory Medicine

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Review article

First published 2005-09

Lactic Acidosis: From Sour Milk to Septic Shock

Pamela J. Fall, Harold M. Szerlip

Journal of Intensive Care Medicine

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Research article

First published 2023-10

Unmeasured Organic Anions as Predictors of Clinical Outcomes in Lactic Acidosis due to Sepsis

Marvi Hussain, Kirollos E. Zaki, Mark A. Asef [...]

Journal of Intensive Care Medicine

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Other

First published 2000-01

Effects of Organic Acid Anions on Growth,Glycolysis,and Intracellular pH of Oral Streptococci

S.G. Dashper, E.C. Reynolds

Journal of Dental Research

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Research article

First published 2011

Stereocomplexes Formed from Select Oligomers of Polymer d-lactic Acid (PDLA) and l-lactate May Inhibit Growth of Cancer Cells and Help Diagnose Aggressive Cancers—Applications of the Warburg Effect

Joel S. Goldberg

Perspectives in Medicinal Chemistry

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Research article

First published 1994-4

Failure of Neutrophils to Recover Their Ability to Produce Superoxide after Stunning by a Conventional,Acidic,Lactate-Based Peritoneal Dialysis Solution

T.S. Ing, A.W. Yu, P.V. Podila [...]

The International Journal of Artificial Organs

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