Abstract
Singer and Glynne present evidence to suggest that the short- term benefits of many interventions for treating critical illness may camouflage an underlying tendency to cause harm.
MeSH terms
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Amputation, Surgical / history
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Amputation, Surgical / mortality
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Cardiac Output, Low / mortality
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Cardiac Output, Low / therapy
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Critical Care* / methods
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Critical Illness / mortality
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Critical Illness / therapy*
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Drug Interactions
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Drug-Related Side Effects and Adverse Reactions*
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Evidence-Based Medicine
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History, 19th Century
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Humans
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Mitochondria / drug effects
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Respiration, Artificial / adverse effects
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Sepsis / mortality
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Sepsis / therapy
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Transfusion Reaction