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Lactate Cut-offs for 28-Day Mortality in Septic Shock
Background/ObjectivesEarly lactate is widely used to risk-stratify septic shock, yet clinically actionable cut-offs for 28-day mortality remain uncertain. MethodsIn a single-centre study conducted across two intensive care units, we analysed 84 adults with septic shock identified within 24 hours of
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