Observed and corrected anion gap as a prognostic tool in patients admitted to an acute care setting to predict clinical outcomes reflecting patient deterioration and death: Protocol of a systematic review

Stella Andrea Glasmacher; William Stones

doi:10.15124/CRD42015015249

Observed and corrected anion gap as a prognostic tool in patients admitted to an acute care setting to predict clinical outcomes reflecting patient deterioration and death: Protocol of a systematic review

Stella Andrea Glasmacher, William Stones

School of Medicine

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Abstract

Review questions: 1) To investigate the utility of Anion Gap as a prognostic tool in critically ill adult patients admitted to acute care to predict one or more of the following outcome measures: 31 day or in-hospital all-cause mortality, cardiac arrest, organ failure, injury severity scores, admission to an intensive care unit (ITU) or length of stay in ITU. 2) To determine whether correction of AG for albumin improves its ability to predict the clinical outcomes specified above.

Original language	English
Type	Review Protocol
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.15124/CRD42015015249
Publication status	Published - 4 Feb 2015

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