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  • 26. The kidney in acid-base balance.
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  • 31. Recurrent high anion gap metabolic acidosis secondary to 5-oxoproline (pyroglutamic acid).
    Tailor P, Raman T, Garganta CL, Njalsson R, Carlsson K, Ristoff E, Carey HB.
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  • 34. Recurrent severe anion gap metabolic acidosis secondary to episodic ethylene glycol intoxication.
    Moossavi S, Wadhwa NK, Nord EP.
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    Felton D, Ganetsky M, Berg AH.
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  • 37. [Disorders of the acid-base balance and the anion gap].
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  • 38. The urine osmolal gap: a clue to estimate urine ammonium in "hybrid" types of metabolic acidosis.
    Halperin ML, Margolis BL, Robinson LA, Halperin RM, West ML, Bear RA.
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  • 40. Pseudometabolic acidosis caused by underfill of Vacutainer tubes.
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