Sympathetic stimulation increases serum lactate concentrations in patients admitted with sepsis: implications for resuscitation strategies
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Sympathetic stimulation increases serum lactate concentrations in patients admitted with sepsis: implications for resuscitation strategies

Nikhil Jagan, Lee E. Morrow, Ryan W. Walters, Robert W. Plambeck, Tej M. Patel, Douglas R. Moore, Mark A. Malesker;Nikhil Jagan;Lee E. Morrow;Ryan W. Walters;Robert W. Plambeck;Tej M. Patel;Douglas R. Moore;Mark A. Malesker;
annals of intensive care 2021 Vol. 11 pp. -
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malesker2021annalssympathetic

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Diametrically opposed positions exist regarding the deleterious effects of elevated lactate. There are data suggesting that it is a detrimental proxy for tissue hypoperfusion and anaerobic metabolism in sepsis and an alternative viewpoint is that some ...

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