Multimorbidity states associated with higher mortality rates in organ dysfunction and sepsis: a data-driven analysis in critical care

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RT @gsmartinmd: This new article from @Crit_Care about chronic co-morbidities in #ICU patients worsening outcomes reminds me of an older on…

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This new article from @Crit_Care about chronic co-morbidities in #ICU patients worsening outcomes reminds me of an older one we had in @CritCareMed about #sepsis https://t.co/1N51PsdOlr https://t.co/1i4wf3VPlx

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Multimorbidity states associated with higher mortality rates in organ dysfunction and #sepsis: a data-driven analysis in #CriticalCare @Crit_Care | #ECM https://t.co/Rdy1VVF53j

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