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Title: | Assessing microcirculation condition in critical illness using the pulse oximeter's concept | Authors: | Mohamad Suhaimi, F. Chase, J.G. Le Compte, A.J. Pretty, C.G. Elliott, R. Wenz, A. Shaw, G.M. Abdul Razak, N. |
Issue Date: | 2012 | Abstract: | Sepsis patients normally suffer microcirculatory dysfunction, which results in organ failure and increased risk of death [1]. Importantly, microcirculatory distress is the only independent factor for predicting patient outcome if it is not treated within 48 hours [2]. Therefore, analyzing oxygen transport and utilization can potentially assess microcirculation function and metabolic condition of an individual. © 2012 IEEE. | URI: | http://dspace.uniten.edu.my/jspui/handle/123456789/9595 |
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