July 1, 2010Chinese Medical JournalOpen Access

Rapid hemodilution is associated with increased sepsis and mortality among patients with severe acute pancreatitis

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Rapid hemodilution can increase the incidence of sepsis within 28 days and in-hospital mortality. Hematocrit should be maintained between 30%-40% in the acute response stage.

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Abstract

Rapid hemodilution can increase the incidence of sepsis within 28 days and in-hospital mortality. Hematocrit should be maintained between 30%-40% in the acute response stage.

Rapid hemodilution is associated with increased sepsis and mortality among patients with severe acute pancreatitis

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Rapid hemodilution is associated with increased sepsis and mortality among patients with severe acute pancreatitis

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