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Jean-Louis Vincent’s take on EGDT & sepsis in 2017

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J-L Vincent talks to the ESICM

In this video Jean-Louis Vincent talks about the role of EGDT in sepsis and what he sees coming in the future.

 

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Author danielowens_0wff8qnyPosted on March 23, 2017

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