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Can you explain this? blood gas venous, cord -s ph, cord ven your value 7.32 standard range 7.24 - 7.49 pco2, cor? pco2, cord ven your value 52.2 mm hg standard range 23.3 - 49.2 mm hg po2, cord ven your value 14 mm hg standard range 15 - 48 mm hg hc?
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These results are best interpreted by the involved physician(s), as we have NO medical records or clinical data to provide any reasonable correlation. Did not your child's pediatrician provide informational understanding?
Answered 5/10/2023
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