Evaluation of development of diabetes insipidus in the early phase following traumatic brain injury in critically ill patients

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V Karali
E Massa
G Vassiliadou
I Chouris
I Rodin
M Bitzani
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[1] G. Papanikolaou,
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Critical Care | / 12卷 / Suppl 2期
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Traumatic Brain Injury; Injury Severity Score; Brain Death; Diabetes Insipidus; Plasma Sodium;
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10.1186/cc6351
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