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> Serum anion gap: An important tool in patients with acid-base disorders
Serum anion gap: An important tool in patients with acid-base disorders
Kishore Kuppasani, MS, MPA, PA-C
, Divya Rajan, MD; Alluru S. Reddi, MD, PhD
July 01, 2011
Calculation of serum anion gap produces a useful tool for classifying metabolic acidosis, even though no actual gap exists in the normal physiologic state.
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