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DISCORDANCE BETWEEN INCREASED CIRCULATING LACTATE CONCENTRATIONS AND LACTIC ACIDOSIS: RESULTS FROM A LARGE CLINICAL DATA BASE (n= 1,424).

Javier F. Aduen, Jeff Wiese, Roger Kerzner, Matt Altman, Bart Chernow

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Aduen, Javier; Wiese, Jeff; Kerzner, Roger; Altman, Matt; Chernow, Bart Author Information

Key concepts: Medicine, Lactic acidosis, Acidosis, Lactic acid, Base (topology), Blood lactate, Base excess, Internal medicine

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DISCORDANCE BETWEEN INCREASED CIRCULATING LACTATE CONCENTRATIONS AND LACTIC ACIDOSIS: RESULTS FROM A LARGE CLINICAL DATA BASE (n= 1,424).

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