Reduced Mannose-Binding Lectin-Associated Serine Protease (MASP)-1 is Associated with Disturbed Coagulation in Septic Shock
Julie Brogaard Larsen(Aarhus University), Anne‐Mette Hvas(Aarhus University), Steffen Thiel(Aarhus University), Christine Lodberg Hvas(Aarhus University), Kim Michael Larsen(Aarhus University Hospital), Mathies Appel Laursen(Aarhus University Hospital)
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