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Sepsis: A New Hypothesis for Pathogenesis of the Disease Process
CHEST Journal · 1997 · Vol. 112(1) · pp. 235–243
Roger C. Bone✉Charles J. Grodzin(Presbyterian St. Luke's Medical Center)R.A. Balk(Rush University Medical Center)
Sepsis Diagnosis and TreatmentThermal Regulation in MedicineHemodynamic Monitoring and TherapyMedicinePathogenesisSepsisDiseaseIntensive care medicineProcess (computing)ImmunologyPathology
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HumansMultiple Organ FailureCytokinesSystemic Inflammatory Response SyndromeSepsisInflammation Mediators
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