Acid–base abnormalities are frequently encountered in veterinary emergency and critical
care, but information regarding the prognostic value of these findings is limited. Several …

Objective To compare the diagnostic performance of the anion gap (AG) with 2
physicochemical approaches to identify unmeasured anions. Design Prospective cohort …

Objective To compare the diagnostic performance of the traditional approach to acid–base
analysis with the Stewart approach and a semiquantitative approach. Design Prospective …

Identification and monitoring of acid–base abnormalities can provide important diagnostic,
prognostic, and therapeutic insights. Acid–base assessment can indicate the presence of …

Objective–To present a simplified quantitative approach to acid‐base analysis and to
demonstrate its clinical utility. Data Sources–Original research articles and textbooks. Data …

Objectives To investigate the acid‐base status of sick goats using the simplified strong ion
difference (s SID) approach, to establish the quantitative contribution of s SID variables to …

Peter Stewart criticized the traditional theory of the acid-base status by Henderson-
Hasselbalch as too simple and incomplete. He developed a new model with 3 independent …

Acid-base disturbances and electrolytes have diagnostic, therapeutic, and prognostic
implications and impact morbidity and mortality. Thus, a proper assessment, monitoring, and …

The traditional approach for clinically assessing acid‐base status uses the Henderson‐
Hasselbalch equation to categorize 4 primary acid‐base disturbances: respiratory acidosis …

Objective To establish reference intervals for traditionally‐and Stewart's approach‐
determined acid‐base parameters in a population of clinically healthy dogs. Design …