Why the study?
Do diseased human lungs produce lactate compared to normal lungs?
Population
Patients with pulmonary tuberculosis or carcinoma, subjects with normal lungs, patients with widespread…
Comparison
Measurement of local and systemic arteriovenous… vs Subjects with normal lungs.
Design
Cross-sectional
Authors
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Local sampling may unmask lactate production by diseased lung regions masked systemically; leaves open its contribution to systemic levels or clinical relevance.
Do diseased human lungs produce lactate compared to normal lungs?
Diseased lung tissue in tuberculosis or carcinoma produces lactate, which can be detected by local arteriovenous sampling but is often masked in systemic mixed venous samples.
Rochester et al. (1973) studied this question.
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