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Early Vasopressor Use in Trauma Linked to Increased Mortality Risk
October 20, 2010
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BOSTON (EGMN) – In critically injured patients, early treatment with vasopressors was associated with more than an 11-fold increase in risk of death, and this risk was independent of the patient’s fluid status, reported Dr. David Plurad.
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