A Practical Approach to Acid Base with Dr Aronoff

Dr. George Aronoff presented this lecture while on faculty at the University of Louisville and held professorships with medicine as well as pharmacology. Dr. Aronoff is currently an Assistant CMO at Renal Ventures Management in Colorado. In this lecture, Dr. Aronoff discusses his approach to acid and base disorders.
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