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Severe metabolic acidosis is a critical condition affecting a significant percentage of ICU patients, often linked with organ dysfunction. The article emphasizes the importance of identifying the underlying causes while exploring adjunctive treatments such as sodium bicarbonate infusion and renal replacement therapy. It provides a clinical case to illustrate diagnostic approaches and discusses the implications of various therapeutic strategies. The need for further research to optimize treatment protocols is also highlighted.
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