Could the QTc prolongation seen in diabetic ketoacidosis be due to more than just a raised anion gap?
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By: Rebecca Clarke, Adam Ioannou
Posted on: December 14, 2020
Could the QTc prolongation seen in diabetic ketoacidosis be due to more than just a raised anion gap?
Perez et al [1] demonstrated that nearly one third of patients presenting with diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) had QTc prolongation. The authors demonstrated a significant correlation between the QTc and anion gap, and therefore hypothesised that the QTc prolongation seen was secondary to an elevated anion gap and metabolic acidosis.
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