The discovery that D-dimer may be elevated in COVID-19 was first reported by physicians in Wuhan, China where the epidemic started.

Asymptomatic severe hypoxemia (reduced pO2(a)) is an important feature of COVID-19 for some patients; mechanisms discussed and prognosis examined

Defining a blood glucose treatment threshold for neonatal hypoglycemia

The value of early (prehospital) blood glucose testing for trauma victims

An instructive case study report of electrolyte and acid-base disturbance

Expanding the role for umbilical cord blood gas analysis – a clinical study

Chronic kidney disease (CKD): a study of prevalence in the community

An aid for interpreting blood gas results in acid-base disturbance

Is it acceptable to use venous rather than arterial blood for blood gas testing of trauma patients?

Serum/plasma potassium concentration in health and disease