Intensive care unit-acquired weakness: early diagnosis, symptomatology and prognosis
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Summary
The aims of the research described in this thesis are to investigate whether ICU-AW can be identified early after ICU admission, to investigate the non-motor signs and symptoms of ICu-AW and to investigation the long-term impact of IC U-AW on survival and physical functioning.
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- 2014-01-01
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