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The Effect of Extreme Alkalemia upon Presentation to the Emergency Department on Patient Outcomes

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By Asaf Miller, Ivan Gur, Amichai Gutgold, Gai Milo
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1. Introduction Acid–base disturbances are common in patients presenting to the emergency department, affecting over 5% of all admissions [1]. While acidemia, defined as a serum pH of 7.35 or less, is far more common, and about 20% of acid–base disturbances upon presentation are alkalemia (i.e., a serum pH of 7.45 or higher) [2].
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