C R Schleifer, B P Teehan, G A Reichard, M H Sigler, M Cupit, A C Haff
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Acid-base balance in continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis.
Metabolic acidosis was demonstrated in a group of anuric CAPD patients. Dialysate HCO3- loss was the major determinant of a negative base balance of 26.4 +/- 23.5 mMol/day. Bicarbonate supplementation corrected the acidosis. A primary respiratory alkalosis was also present in several patients.
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