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The role of oxygen delivery and inflammatory response on plasma lactate and organ dysfunction in experimental septic shock

Magnus von Seth, Paul Skorup, Lars Hillered, Anders Larsson, Jan Sjölin, Miklos Lipscey

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Elevated plasma lactate and organ dysfunction in septic shock may be due to insufficient oxygen delivery (DO2). However, other mechanisms, as mitochondrial dysfunction or adrenergic glycolysis may ...

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Elevated plasma lactate and organ dysfunction in septic shock may be due to insufficient oxygen delivery (DO2). However, other mechanisms, as mitochondrial dysfunction or adrenergic glycolysis may ...

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Elevated plasma lactate and organ dysfunction in septic shock may be due to insufficient oxygen delivery (DO2). However, other mechanisms, as mitochondrial dysfunction or adrenergic glycolysis may ...

Key concepts: Septic shock, Organ dysfunction, Medicine, Shock (circulatory), Sepsis, Oxygen delivery, Inflammatory response, Oxygen

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