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Definiciones de sepsis

La sepsis debe ser definida como una respuesta sistémica a la infección que se acompaña de cierto grado de disfunción orgánica.
Autor/a: Dres. Jean-Louis Vincent, Steven M Opal, John C Marshall, Kevin J Tracey Lancet 2013; 381:774–75
INDICE:  1. Artículo | 2. Referencias
Referencias

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