Pharmacology, Monitoring, and Nutritional Support

Goins, Wendell A.; Wiles, Charles E.; Cerra, Frank B.

doi:10.1016/s0749-0704(18)30164-7

Critical Care Clinics

1993

DOI: 10.1016/s0749-0704(18)30164-7

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Pharmacology, Monitoring, and Nutritional Support

Wendell A. Goins

Charles E. Wiles

Frank B. Cerra

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Critical Care Apheresis: Hepatic Failure

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1999

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Hepatic failure is a common feature of critical care. Most hepatic dysfunction in the ICU responds to medical management and metabolic support. The role of extracorporeal organ support in hepatic failure is not as well defined as it is in renal failure and pulmonary failure.Nevertheless, artificial organ support has been successful in the treatment of advanced liver failure. Hybrid bioartificial liver substitutes show great promise, especially as a bridge to liver transplant.

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Critical Care Apheresis: Hepatic Failure

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1999

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Association of hyperglycemia and markers of hepatic dysfunction with dextrose infusion rates in Korean patients receiving total parenteral nutrition

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American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy

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Pharmacology, Monitoring, and Nutritional Support

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Critical Care Apheresis: Hepatic Failure

Critical Care Apheresis: Hepatic Failure

Association of hyperglycemia and markers of hepatic dysfunction with dextrose infusion rates in Korean patients receiving total parenteral nutrition

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