Campaña para la supervivencia de la sepsis | 16 MAY 17

Guía internacional para el manejo de la sepsis y el shock séptico

Actualización de las recomendaciones para el manejo de la sepsis y shock séptico de la "Campaña para la Supervivencia de la Sepsis”
Autor/a: Andrew Rhodes, Laura E. Evans, Waleed Alhazzani, Mitchell y otros.  Care Med 2017; 45: Número 3. Pag. 486 - 552
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