Serum lactate levels are frequently measured in patients with undifferentiated conditions in emergency departments. This article uses a case-based reflection to critically analyse the role of lactate measurement in these patients. It examines the rationale for testing, and the potential causes of raised levels, to remind clinicians that this diagnostic intervention must be taken in the context of patients' clinical presentations and not in isolation
Abstract Background Elevated lactate has been found to be associated with a higher mortality in a di...
Background: Despite of numerous evidences that elevated serum lactate levels were associated with un...
Introduction: Patients with malignancy represent a particular challenge for the emergency department...
Serum lactate levels are frequently measured in patients with undifferentiated conditions in emergen...
Objectives: Early recognition and prevention of in-hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) play an increasing...
It is our pleasure to provide this EMCREG International newsletter which discusses lactate as a mark...
ABSTRACT INTRODUCTIONLactate levels are increasingly used to risk stratify emergency department (ED...
BackgroundElevated serum lactate levels have been shown in numerous studies to be associated with se...
BackgroundElevated serum lactate levels have been shown in numerous studies to be associated with se...
Objectives The prognostic value of lactate in the setting of an emergency department (ED) has not be...
Patients who are over 65 years old represent up to 24% of emergency department (ED) admissions. They...
Patients who are over 65 years old represent up to 24% of emergency department (ED) admissions. They...
Objectives The prognostic value of lactate in the setting of an emergency department (ED) has not be...
Objectives The prognostic value of lactate in the setting of an emergency department (ED) has not be...
Objectives The prognostic value of lactate in the setting of an emergency department (ED) has not be...
Abstract Background Elevated lactate has been found to be associated with a higher mortality in a di...
Background: Despite of numerous evidences that elevated serum lactate levels were associated with un...
Introduction: Patients with malignancy represent a particular challenge for the emergency department...
Serum lactate levels are frequently measured in patients with undifferentiated conditions in emergen...
Objectives: Early recognition and prevention of in-hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA) play an increasing...
It is our pleasure to provide this EMCREG International newsletter which discusses lactate as a mark...
ABSTRACT INTRODUCTIONLactate levels are increasingly used to risk stratify emergency department (ED...
BackgroundElevated serum lactate levels have been shown in numerous studies to be associated with se...
BackgroundElevated serum lactate levels have been shown in numerous studies to be associated with se...
Objectives The prognostic value of lactate in the setting of an emergency department (ED) has not be...
Patients who are over 65 years old represent up to 24% of emergency department (ED) admissions. They...
Patients who are over 65 years old represent up to 24% of emergency department (ED) admissions. They...
Objectives The prognostic value of lactate in the setting of an emergency department (ED) has not be...
Objectives The prognostic value of lactate in the setting of an emergency department (ED) has not be...
Objectives The prognostic value of lactate in the setting of an emergency department (ED) has not be...
Abstract Background Elevated lactate has been found to be associated with a higher mortality in a di...
Background: Despite of numerous evidences that elevated serum lactate levels were associated with un...
Introduction: Patients with malignancy represent a particular challenge for the emergency department...