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Endotoxemia and Endotoxemia Diagnostics
Scandinavian Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1979After the study of a group of severely burned patients with septicemia the authors reached the conclusion that the diagnosis of endotoxemia should be based on the following criteria: clinical condition, laboratory results and autopsy findings. Clinical findings can be subdivided into anamnestic data (such as age, liver function etc.) and direct ...
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 2003
Although recognition of clinical signs of endotoxemia is not difficult, determining the underlying cause for the development of endotoxemia may be a challenging task. For this reason, importance must be placed on performance of a thorough physical examination, attention to detail, and determination of whether or not surgical intervention is required ...
James N, Moore, Michelle Henry, Barton
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Although recognition of clinical signs of endotoxemia is not difficult, determining the underlying cause for the development of endotoxemia may be a challenging task. For this reason, importance must be placed on performance of a thorough physical examination, attention to detail, and determination of whether or not surgical intervention is required ...
James N, Moore, Michelle Henry, Barton
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ENDOTOXEMIA ALTERS SPLANCHNIC CAPACITANCE
Shock, 2000The splanchnic circulation constitutes a major portion of the total capacitance vasculature and may affect venous return and subsequently cardiac output during low output states. This study assessed the effects of rapid (10 microg/kg over 5 min) and slow (10 microg/kg over 60 min) induction of endotoxin (Escherichia coli) shock on splanchnic blood ...
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