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Emergency Severity Index Stratified by Post-Triage Lactate: Association with In-Hospital Mortality in Admitted Patients
Introduction: The Emergency Severity Index (ESI) is a widely used triage tool in emergency departments (EDs) and is associated with adverse outcomes. Lactate has also been associated with mortality in various ED populations. This study evaluated whether lactate levels measured after triage at the tr
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