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Metabolic Profiles of Critical Care Patients to Confirm Sepsis and Further Understand the Metabolic Phenotype of Sepsis.
Critical care nursing quarterly - 1 Jan 2000
Graham Julie-Kathryn, Westcott Anova, Smith Shawn, Mann Emlyn, Daniels Ray, Quillin-McEwan Molly, Bahena Angel, Bello Dwight, Kelley Christina
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Sepsis remains a major concern in health care globally. Despite decades of research, incidence is on the rise, and mortality remains high. Costs are staggering. Additionally, the outdated sepsis bundle established based on SIRS, remains the standard by which providers are held accountable. It is now accepted that organ dysfunction in sepsis is secondary to cellular metabolic dysregulation. Technology for...
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