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Haemodialysis in methanol poisoning

The most efficient treatment for removing both methanol and formate from circulation and correcting severe metabolic acidosis. The EXTRIP workgroup (US) and European ESICM consensus specify haemodialysis when blood methanol exceeds 50 mg/100 mL or when severe acidosis (pH below 7.25) is present, regardless of symptom severity.

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