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QJM 2006 99(12):881-882; doi:10.1093/qjmed/hcl126
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M.L. Halperin and K.S. Kamel

Division of Nephrology
St Michael's Hospital
University of Toronto
Toronto
ON, Canada

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Sir,

We thank Dr Rosival for his interesting comments. It is true that important authorities, such as those he cited, do state that a low pH in arterial blood can lead to a decreased level of consciousness. Nevertheless, one must ask: ‘What is the compelling evidence to believe . . . [Full Text of this Article]


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