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. 2012 Feb 6;16(1):409; author reply 409.
doi: 10.1186/cc11148.

Optimization of oxygen delivery during high-risk surgery: keeping the concept but refining goals for inotrope infusion?

Emmanuel Futier, Benoit Vallet
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Optimization of oxygen delivery during high-risk surgery: keeping the concept but refining goals for inotrope infusion?

Emmanuel Futier et al. Crit Care. .
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