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See Latest ArticlesMetformin-associated lactic acidosis: A prognostic and therapeutic study
Critical Care Medicine, 07/01/09
Seidowsky A et al. - The outcome of MALA was uniformly favorable after intentional metformin overdose. The vital prognosis was mainly influenced by the occurrence of multiple organ dysfunctions, the best predictive factor of death being an acute liver dysfunction as assessed by PT activity. Prolonged HD was needed to correct metformin overdose.
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