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A comparison of albumin and saline for fluid resuscitation in the Intensive Care Unit

Authors
French J.
Finfer Simon
Bellomo Rinaldo
SAFE Study Investigators
Boyce N.
Norton R
Type of Publication
Journal Article
Year of Publication
2004
Journal
New England Journal of Medicine
Language
Eng
Volume
350
Start Page
52.589
Number of Pages
2247-56. [IF 52.589]
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