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Mann C et al. – Implementing serial Cleff assessment could improve postoperative management by disclosing or excluding hyperchloremia as a cause of acidosis undetectable from SBE alone. Calculating the chloride–driven acidifying side effect of NS infusion using Cleff improves the interpretation of SBE values and can optimize fluid management in postoperative metabolic acidosis.

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