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Exogenous nitric oxide induces protection during hemorrhagic shock
Resuscitation, 06/15/09
Cabrales P et al. - Increases in NO availability during the early phase of hypovolemic shock could preserve cardiac function and microvascular perfusion, sustaining organ function. Direct translation into a clinical scenario may be limited, although the pathophysiological importance of NO in the early phase of hypovolemia is clearly highlighted here.
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