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This article is part of a series on Acid Base, edited by Dr John Kellum.ReviewScience review: Quantitative acid–base physiology using the Stewart modelE Wrenn Wooten  Attending Physician, Radiology Associates, PA, Little Rock, Arkansas, USA  author email corresponding author email
Critical Care 2004,
8:448-452doi:10.1186/cc2910 Abstract
There has been renewed interest in quantifying acid–base disorders in the intensive care unit. One of the methods that has become increasingly used to calculate acid–base balance is the Stewart model. This model is briefly discussed in terms of its origin, its relationship to other methods such as the base excess approach, and the information it provides for the assessment and treatment of acid–base disorders in critically ill patients. | 
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