Titlebook: Shock, Sepsis, and Organ Failure; Brain Damage Seconda Günther Schlag,Heinz Redl,Daniel Traber Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-Verlag

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P. M. Kochanek,S. T. DeKosky,T. Carlos,R. S. B. Clark,M. Whalenn and simple non-spatial land cover proportions to assess predictability of both surface water quality and ecological integrity within watersheds of the state of Pennsylvania (USA)..978-1-4419-4249-4978-0-387-37685-1Series ISSN 2363-9660 Series E-ISSN 2363-9679

foodstuff

M. H. Zornown and simple non-spatial land cover proportions to assess predictability of both surface water quality and ecological integrity within watersheds of the state of Pennsylvania (USA)..978-1-4419-4249-4978-0-387-37685-1Series ISSN 2363-9660 Series E-ISSN 2363-9679

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削減

T. Kossmann,V. H. J. Hans,P. M. Lenzlinger,E. Csuka,P. F. Stahel,O. Trentz,M. C. Morganti-Kossmannn and simple non-spatial land cover proportions to assess predictability of both surface water quality and ecological integrity within watersheds of the state of Pennsylvania (USA)..978-1-4419-4249-4978-0-387-37685-1Series ISSN 2363-9660 Series E-ISSN 2363-9679

CRUC

R. Wildburger,N. Zarkovic,S. Borovic,K. Zarkovic,Z. Kejlan and simple non-spatial land cover proportions to assess predictability of both surface water quality and ecological integrity within watersheds of the state of Pennsylvania (USA)..978-1-4419-4249-4978-0-387-37685-1Series ISSN 2363-9660 Series E-ISSN 2363-9679

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Aggregate

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fledged

Brain Damage Secondary to Hemorrhagic Traumatic Shock in BaboonsTrauma and hemorrhage in experimental models should closely mimic human polytrauma to create a valid basis for drawing definitive conclusions about the pathomechanisms and pathophysiology of polytrauma

Epithelium

Histological Aspects of Sepsis-Induced Brain Changes in a Baboon ModelEncephalopathy is one of the organ dysfunctions seen in critically ill patients with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS) secondary to sepsis (defined as the systemic response to infection).