Lactate clearance: review of the literature
Keywords:
lactate, reversible equilibrium, clearanceAbstract
When we talk about lactate clearance we have to be clear about the complexity of the process, since it involves the metabolism of lactate from its production to its removal what has been called reversible lactate equilibrium, this concept that will allow us to better understand the dynamic processes of its metabolism not as a final product or waste, as we have traditionally been led to believe, but rather as an intermediate product with specific and welldefined functions that make it not only an indicator of tissue perfusion, but a global indicator of metabolism cell.
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