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Why is early goal-directed therapy successful - is it the technology?

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Why is early goal-directed therapy successful - is it the technology? (English)

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Martin Chapman

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David Gattas

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Ganesh Suntharalingam

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August 2005

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Critical Care

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9

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4

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307-8

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10.1186/CC3726

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