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Clinical risk factors of intensive care unit acquired weakness predicted by human muscle microtissue response to humoral factors

2025-10-24

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1. ICUAW is an acquired phenomenon in the critically ill patient that is characterized by severe muscle weakness and atrophy. It results from both myopathic and neuropathic injury and is associated with heightened patient morbidity and mortality. Critical illness survivors exhibit variable functional outcomes following ICUAW, ranging from full recovery to persistent weakness with a significant negative impact on q...

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Literature Corpus work: dd735169-4129-5b20-acca-77c9c6ada953
DOI: 10.1101/2025.10.23.684128

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