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<strong></strong>Thiamine and High Dose Insulin Treatment for Sepsis<strong> </strong>

2023-04-23

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Sepsis is a major health problem and accounts for 20 per cent of deaths worldwide. It is the most expensive condition treated in United States hospitals at $27 billion per year or about $20,000 per patient. Treatment consisting largely of fluid resuscitation and antibiotics has only marginal impact. Mortality is about 27 per cent for hospitalized patients and about 42 per cent for patients in intensive care.There...

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Literature Corpus work: 7f53bfea-f673-56c1-ae95-0743fca6becb
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202304.0796.v1

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