The serum anion gap has been utilized to identify errors in the measurement of electrolytes,
to detect paraproteins, and, most relevant to the nephrologist, to evaluate patients with …

Background Lactate concentration is a robust predictor of mortality but in many low resource
settings facilities for its analysis are not available. Anion gap (AG), calculated from clinical …

Objectives: Prediction models for ICU mortality rely heavily on physiologic variables that may
not be available in large retrospective studies. An alternative approach when physiologic …

Objective To determine the association of plasma lactate concentration, pH, base deficit
(BD), and anion gap (AG) in dogs and cats on presentation to an emergency room with …

Background. Long‐term outcomes (mortality and health‐related quality of life) of sepsis have
risen as important indicators for health care. Pulmonary infection and abdominal infection …

Background Even though the serum anion gap (AG) is frequently measured in clinical
practice, there is not much research that has examined long‐term mortality in unselected …

Backgrounds High level of anion gap (AG) was associated with organic acidosis. This study
aimed to explore the relationship between delta AG (ΔAG= AGmax− AGmin) during first 3 …

Acid–base disorders are frequently present in critically ill patients. Metabolic acidosis is
associated with increased mortality, but it is unclear whether as a marker of the severity of …

An elevated serum anion gap is known to be associated with hypertension, low
cardiorespiratory fitness, and decreased renal function. We evaluated whether serum AG …

Background Quantitative relationships among plasma [Lactate],[Pi],[Albumin], unmeasured
anions ([UA]) and the anion gap (AG K) in lactic acidosis (LA) are not well defined. Methods …