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Metabolic alkalosis – diagnosis and therapy
Intensivmedizin und Notfallmedizin, 05/15/08
Koball S et al. - In the presented case the application of a proton pump inhibitor had a good impact on symptoms, after initial volume administration and electrolyte substitution had failed as primary measures. The application of proton pump inhibitors seems to be a safe and successful alternative to hydrochloric or amino acid infusion in the treatment of severe metabolic alkalosis.
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