Alterations in circulating vasoactive substances in the critically ill--a comparison between survivors and non-survivors
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1995
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Abstract
Systemic and regional regulators of the circulation were markedly changed by critical illness. In survivors, these regulators almost normalized within the study period of 5 days, whereas in non-survivors these alterations were even aggravated. It can only be speculated whether these regulator system …
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| Authors | Boldt J;Menges T;Kuhn D;Diridis C;Hempelmann G;; |
| Journal | intensive care medicine |
| Year | 1995 |
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