Clinical characteristics and prognosis in the patients with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome complicated by cirrhosis
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Summary
The major factors affected prognosis of MODS are age, number of organ lesion, time ofMODS occurring, and coma,shock,oliguria and serious gastrointestinal hemorrhage.
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- 2005-01-01
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Medicine, Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome, Cirrhosis, Oliguria, Shock (circulatory)
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