ICU PATIENT'S BODY MASS INDEX AND THE CRITICAL CARE OUTCOME: MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY

Luis A. Gorordo-Delsol(Hospital Juárez de México), KP Pozos-Cortes(Hospital Juárez de México), AI Cuellar-Vasquez(Hospital Juárez de México), SE Zamora-Gómez(Hospital Juárez de México), BI Tercero-Guevara(Hospital Juárez de México), IN Hinojosa-Aguilar(Hospital Juárez de México), GD Hernández-López(Hospital Juárez de México), MTA García-Román(Hospital Juárez de México), Ahgiel Jiménez-Ruiz(Hospital Juárez de México), Castañón-González Ja(Hospital Juárez de México), OR Pérez-Nieto(Hospital Juárez de México)
Intensive Care Medicine Experimental
January 1, 2015
10.1186/2197-425x-3-s1-a971
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