(PDF) Blood Concentrations of Lactate, C-Reactive Protein,

Blood Concentrations of Lactate, C-Reactive Protein, and Creatinine as Early Indicators of Severity and Outcome of Sepsis

Medicinski Pregled - Serbia

doi 10.2298/mpns1004267m

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January 1, 2010

Authors

Gordana Arsic-Komljenovic

Radmila Dimitrijevic

Jovan Vukadinov

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National Library of Serbia

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