• Minerva medica · Jan 1979

    Case Reports

    [Physiopathological and clinical data on post-hypercapnic metabolic alkalosis. A case of severe hypercapnia treated with drugs and in an "iron lung"].

    • A Ferrara, E Ferrario, F Basani, S Sunseri, and G Fumagalli.
    • Minerva Med. 1979 Jan 7; 70 (1): 67-73.

    AbstractThe Authors produce a further contribution on metabolic post-hypercapnic alkalosis on the basis of clinical observation of a patient with severe hypercapnia and respiratory failure undergoing intensive care as well as treatment with iron lung (Pulmolife). The improvement of respiratory acid-base umbalance was associated with alteration of electrolytic assessment, especially of the plasmatic chloride ratio. The Authors consider this remark as a starting point for a physiopathological pattern and a more complete analysis of the pathways which generate the metabolic post-hypercapnic alkalosis condition in such patients.

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