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refractory septic shock

refractory septic shock

Septic shock lasting > 1 hr, that does not respond to fluid resuscitation–IV therapy or pharmacologic–pressors. See Septic shock.
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Unfortunately, the newborn died in the first 24 hours from refractory septic shock.
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However, [ILLEGIBLE TEXT] deteriorated rapidly, and he died of refractory septic shock 6 days after [ILLEGIBLE TEXT]
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They'll find the most recent results and the metaanalysis more convincing evidence for low-dose steroid therapy in patients with acidosis and refractory septic shock.
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