Septic shock â Monitoring methods, parameters, end points

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Macrocirculation and MOF The density of perfused small (< 20 µm) vessels is reduced in septic patients (OPS) De Backer et al AJRCCM 2002, 166, 98-104
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Septic shock Persistent arterial hy
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Severe sepsis/septic shock Aims of
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Compensated shock may persists when
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