Impact of saline-based tetrastarch vs balanced tetrastarch and crystalloid solutions on hyperchloraemic acidosis in endotoxaemic sheep

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TG Kampmeier
C Ertmer
S Rehberg
A Morelli
M Lange
C Höhn
H Van Aken
M Westphal
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[1] University Hospital of Muenster,
[2] University of Rome 'La Sapienza,undefined
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Critical Care | / 14卷 / Suppl 1期
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Mean Arterial Pressure; Lactic Acid Production; Haemodynamic Variable; Arterial pCO2; Crystalloid Solution;
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10.1186/cc8736
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