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SUBLINGUAL MICROCIRCULATION REFLECTS INTESTINAL MUCOSAL MICROCIRCULATION IN SEPSIS: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS. — Colin Verdant (2005) | RDL Network
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SUBLINGUAL MICROCIRCULATION REFLECTS INTESTINAL MUCOSAL MICROCIRCULATION IN SEPSIS: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS.
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SUBLINGUAL MICROCIRCULATION REFLECTS INTESTINAL MUCOSAL MICROCIRCULATION IN SEPSIS: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS.
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2005
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Colin Verdant
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Carla Clausi
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Verdant, Colin; Bruhn, Alejandro; Clausi, Carla; Su, Fuhong; Wang, Zhen; Backer, Daniel De; Vincent, Jean-Louis; Pries, Axel Author Information
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