Hemofiltration in septic ARDS. The artificial kidney as an artificial endocrine lung.
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Summary
Hemofiltration seems to be a significant breakthrough in the treatment of ARDS secondary to severe sepsis and induced a dramatic improvement in patients treated by predilutional hemofiltration.
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- 1986-01-01
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