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Septic Shock: Does Adrenaline Have a Role as a First-Line Inotropic Agent?

Anaesthesia and Intensive Care - Australia
doi 10.1177/0310057x9202000413
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Critical CareAnesthesiologyPain MedicineIntensive Care Medicine
Date

November 1, 1992

Authors
W. WilsonJ. LipmanJ. ScribanteS. KobilskiC. LeeP. KrauseJ. CooperJ. Barr
Publisher

SAGE Publications


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