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Decompensatory Mechanisms in Severe Hypotension
Critical Care Medicine
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An overview of the physiological responses and failure of compensatory efforts that occur during prolonged hypotension, leading to progressive vasodilation, myocardial depression, capillary leak syndrome, and multi-organ dysfunction.
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