Beyond Baseline Severity: Dynamic Prognostication and Modifiable Determinants of Survival in Invasively Ventilated Critically Ill Patients
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https://doi.org/10.48047/16q7aq45Keywords:
acute kidney injury; critical illness; hypomagnesemia; intensive care unit; serum magnesiumAbstract
Background: Mortality in patients receiving invasive mechanical ventilation emerges from interactions among host vulnerability, acute organ dysfunction, ventilator-related exposures, and evolving responses to treatment. Admission severity scores quantify initial risk but may inadequately represent changes occurring during intensive care. Objective: To critically synthesize evidence linking baseline and time-varying determinants
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