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Naka T et al. - Combined SHF and ARF is a syndrome with unique acid-base changes due mostly to lactic metabolic acidosis and, in smaller part, to the accumulation of unmeasured anions. This acidosis, like that of ARF, is attenuated by hypoalbuminemia, by a unique preservation of the SIDa due to hypochloremia, and by marked hypocapnea.

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