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CURRENT PRACTICE AND EVOLVING CONCEPTS IN SEPTIC SHOCK RESUSCITATION
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The review highlights the significant progress made in the management of septic shock, which has led to reduced morbidity and mortality rates. It addresses the standards of care for septic shock resuscitation, emphasizing the need for adequate fluid and vasoactive drug use, and explores emerging concepts such as clinical resuscitation targets and extracorporeal therapies. The authors also identify ongoing research opportunities to address remaining questions in the field.
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