… Estimates of the amount of unmeasured anions in the blood are affected by the assay … as
well as by the technique used to calculate unmeasured anions (eg, anion gap, strong ion gap). …

… Usually, the resulting integer indicates uncounted anions. Over time, this value has been
referred to as residual acids, 3 unmeasured anions, 6 and, in modern times, the anion gap (AG)…

… that during acute hemodilution UIX and IPEua are superior to the anion gap (with and
without albumin correction) and 4 other indices as scanning tools for unmeasured anions. …

… The acid-base imbalance caused by an increase in the unmeasured anions (a drop in … ,
and thereby the concentration of unmeasured anions remaining within the normal range. Thus, …

… variance in the anion gap; in other words, 70% of the elevated anion gap is not explained by
… shown that the elevated anion gap not explained by lactate is due to unmeasured organic …

… of unmeasured anion in blood is the anion gap and it represents metabolic acidosis [32].
When unmeasured anions … And bicarbonate consumption increases the anion gap. The most …

… We investigated the effect of the anion gap (AG) on the diagnosis of ionized hypocalcemia
in critical care patients with multivariate models. The further correction of serum calcium for …

… Based on the Monte Carlo simulations, we compared two different methods for determining
unmeasured anions. The first method is the full physicochemical calculation as discussed by …

… in the anion gap formula is designated as “unmeasured” and … “unmeasured” anion during
the introduction of the “ion gap … among the various methods of the “gaps” calculation [8]. …

… For instance, base excess, unmeasured anion-induced base excess, and anion gap are
excellent predictors of hyperlactatemia (>5 mmol/L). No matter how they are calculated, acid–…