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Experimental bacteremia and hepatic nutrient blood flow
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|January 1, 1986
Summary
Early bacteremia significantly reduces hepatic nutrient blood flow in rats, indicated by prolonged indocyanine green clearance. This occurs before systemic blood pressure changes, suggesting early circulatory disruption.
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