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Ultrahigh packing density next generation microtube array membrane: A novel solution for absorption‐based extracorporeal endotoxin removal device

Chew et al., 2020

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8147361919392482767
Author
Chew C
Cheng L
Huang W
Wu Y
Lee C
Wu M
Chen C
Publication year
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Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part B: Applied Biomaterials

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Sepsis is a deadly disease that is widely attributed to endotoxin released by gram‐negative bacterial infections often plague emergency care facilities. Conventionally antibiotics and vasopressors are used to treat this disease. Recent treatment protocol shifted to a …
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