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University of California at San Diego
The review discusses the role of bicarbonate in treating metabolic acidosis, evaluating its effectiveness based on recent studies and clinical guidelines. It highlights the lack of conclusive evidence supporting routine bicarbonate use in certain scenarios, such as diabetic ketoacidosis and lactic acidosis, while also addressing specific cases where it may be beneficial. The authors provide a comprehensive analysis of existing literature and expert consensus on bicarbonate therapy, aiming to guide clinical practice in emergency medicine.
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