lactate levels

Can Lactate Levels be Used as a Prognostic Tool?

Yes, lactate levels can serve as a prognostic tool. Persistent or rising lactate levels despite treatment can indicate a poor prognosis and may necessitate more aggressive interventions or a reassessment of the treatment strategy.

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