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    Van den Berghe G.
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  • 32. Year in review 2007: Critical Care--intensive care unit management.
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  • 35. Intensive care unit-acquired weakness: risk factors and prevention.
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  • 37. Gender impact on the outcomes of critically ill patients with nosocomial infections.
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    Rubin BK, Steinberg KP.
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