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Yuta Takahashi1,2, Tomoyuki Morisawa3, Hiroshi Okamoto4

  • 1Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Juntendo University Graduate School of Medicine, Tokyo 113-8421, Japan.

Journal of clinical medicine
|August 26, 2023
PubMed
概括

败血症患者经常出现隔膜功能障碍和ICU获得的虚弱,无论机械通风如何. 隔膜功能障碍在通风和非通风的败血症休克患者中发生的频率高于ICU获得的弱点.

关键词:
隔膜 隔膜是一个隔膜.重症监护室的重症监护室是重症监护室的重症监护室.机械通风 机械通风 机械通风败血症: 败血症休克: 败血症的发生是因为败血症.

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