Table 2.

Summary of toxic alcohol ingestions without elevated osmolal gap

Age	Gender	Alcohol and glycol serum concentration	Clinical history	Anion gap	Osmolal gap
2	M	Methanol 12 mg/dL	Ingestion of small amount of windshield fluid, brought quickly to emergency room	16	-5
19	F	Ethylene glycol 18 mg/dL	Intentional ingestion of ~4 ounces of antifreeze 12 hours prior to presentation	28	2
24	F	Ethylene glycol 89 mg/dL	Intentional ingestion of unknown amount of antifreeze unknown time before presentation	27	5
32	M	Ethylene glycol 44 mg/dL Ethanol 113 mg/dL	Accidental ingestion of antifreeze 45 mins prior to emergency room visit	Not determined	6
39	F	Ethylene glycol 30 mg/dL Ethanol 83 mg/dL	Intentional ingestion of 8 ounces of antifreeze 6 hours prior to presentation	15	7
40	M	Ethylene glycol 27 mg/dL Ethanol 202 mg/dL	Intentional ingestion of 4-5 "mouthfuls" of antifreeze unknown time before presentation	17	7
44	F	Ethylene glycol 32 mg/dL Ethanol 270 mg/dL	Intentional ingestion of 1 cup of antifreeze 1 hour prior to presentation	15	-1