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Severity of electrophysiological alterations correlates with severity of illness in the early phase of critical illness polyneuropathy

Réka Nemes, Zoltán Fülep, Béla Fülesdi

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We aimed to investigate the early characteristics of critical illness polyneuropathy in surgical patients in a 5-day follow-up setting.

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We aimed to investigate the early characteristics of critical illness polyneuropathy in surgical patients in a 5-day follow-up setting.

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We aimed to investigate the early characteristics of critical illness polyneuropathy in surgical patients in a 5-day follow-up setting.

Key concepts: Medicine, Critical illness polyneuropathy, Critical illness, Illness severity, Polyneuropathy, Severity of illness, Intensive care medicine, Critically ill

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