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A neuro-fuzzy based alarm system for septic shock patients with a comparison to medical scores

Paetz et al., 2002

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577622806506124402
Author
Paetz J
Arlt B
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International Symposium on Medical Data Analysis

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During the last years we collected data of abdominal septic shock patients from clinics all over Germany. The mortality of septic shock is about 50%. Septic shock is related to immune system reactions and unusual measurements. Septic shock patients are intensely medicated …
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