Lower Blood pH as a High Predisposing Factor for a Fatal Outcome in Critically Ill COVID-19 Patients at Intensive Care Unit: a Multivariable Analysis
Martin Kieninger(University Hospital Regensburg), Bärbel Kieninger, Bernhard Gräf(University Hospital Regensburg), Timea Vadász, Thomas Dienemann(Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg), Dirk Lunz, Stephan Schmid, Annemarie Sinning(University Hospital Regensburg), Florian Zeman(University Hospital Regensburg), Bernd Salzberger(University Hospital Regensburg), Michael Gruber(University Hospital Regensburg), Thomas Müller(Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics), Wolfram Gronwald(University of Regensburg), Thomas Holzmann, Matthias Lubnow(University Hospital Regensburg)
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