Key result
Molar sodium lactate successfully reversed toxic electrocardiographic and blood-pressure changes resulting from quinidine and procaine amide intoxication.
Why the study?
Does molar sodium lactate reverse toxic electrocardiographic and blood-pressure changes in patients with quinidine and procaine amide intoxication?
Population
Patients with quinidine and procaine amide intoxication
Design
Case_series
Authors
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Hypothesis-generating for sodium lactate in quinidine/procainamide toxicity; requires prospective validation before clinical adoption.
Case Report
No
Does molar sodium lactate reverse toxic electrocardiographic and blood-pressure changes in patients with quinidine and procaine amide intoxication?
Molar sodium lactate may be an effective clinical treatment for reversing toxic electrocardiographic and hemodynamic effects of quinidine and procaine amide intoxication.
Wasserman et al. (1958) conducted a case report in Quinidine and Procaine Amide Intoxication. Molar sodium lactate was evaluated on Reversal of toxic electrocardiographic and blood-pressure changes. Molar sodium lactate successfully reversed toxic electrocardiographic and blood-pressure changes resulting from quinidine and procaine amide intoxication.