C102 CRITICAL CARE: PREDICTING AND IDENTIFYING ARDS DEVELOPMENT, SEPSIS AND CLINICAL DETERIORATION: Red Blood Cell Filterability Is Diminished In Critical Illness
Red blood cells (RBCs) must deform in order to traverse the microvasculature. [...]impairments of RBC deformability may reduce microvascular blood flow, and may be a mechanism for microvascular dysfunction in critical illness. [...]we set out to compare RBC filterability in septic vs. non-septic cri...
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| description | Red blood cells (RBCs) must deform in order to traverse the microvasculature. [...]impairments of RBC deformability may reduce microvascular blood flow, and may be a mechanism for microvascular dysfunction in critical illness. [...]we set out to compare RBC filterability in septic vs. non-septic critically ill patients. |
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