Titlebook: Update 1988; Jean Louis Vincent (Assistant-Director) Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 Sepsis.Trauma.care.intensive care.ne

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A. Artigasclose flyby of Mars. Results of Mars flyby show that GRaND has ample sensitivity to meet science objectives at Vesta and Ceres. Strategies for data analysis are described and prospective results for Vesta are presented for different operational scenarios and compositional models.

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Pathophysiology of Lactic Acidosisvely minor component of a more major illness — for example in diabetic ketoacidosis and alcoholic intoxication poisoning. Type A lactic acidosis is likely to be more relevant to intensive care medicine and is therefore the main subject of this paper.

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Immunologic Abnormalities Following Hemorrhage and Traumarized by multiple organ system failure (MOSF). Pulmonary processes either directly related to infection, such as . pneumonia, or secondarily caused by infection, such as the adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), are invariably a major aspect of the post-injury MOSF.

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Limits of Hemodilution in Patients with Coronary Artery Diseasepatients is a cause of new concern [2]. These problems with homologous transfusion have promoted all techniques of autotransfusion. Among these, intentional hemodilution is the one which has probably known the greater development since it is the simplest and least expensive.

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Cardiocirculatory Control Mechanisms in Health and Diseaseulation. It remains a major concern as to whether these complicated mechanisms remain intact or get affected by various diseases and/or anesthetic drugs in the perioperative period. The present paper briefly reviews the above mentioned control mechanisms and focuses on some clinically relevant distu

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Can Primary Resuscitation Therapy Be Improved?er colloids or crystalloids are preferable for resuscitation in hypovolemic shock has been entertained by researchers and clinicians. But until today agreement has not been achieved. There is, however, general agreement that the time during which the patient remains hypovolemic and in shock is decis

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Oxygen Transport and Utilization in Critically Ill Patients. In turn, under normal conditions, about 42% of the energy released during oxidation is coupled to the synthesis of ATP, a compound responsible for providing energy to a large and diverse number of cellular processes; processes which include active transport, enzymatic reactions, and muscle contrac

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Oxygen Transport Following Major Trauma not least because measurement and manipulation of these variables has been shown to predict [2] and improve [3] outcome. Therefore the physiology of DO. will not be reviewed in detail in this chapter but the terms used will be defined at the onset: