The Presence of Malignancy Modifies the Association Between Inflammatory Phenotype and Mortality in a Prospective Study of Critically Ill Septic Patients
Lukas Ronner(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), Nicole Meyer(Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania), C.A.G. Ittner(University of Pennsylvania), Anushka Dasgupta(University of the Sciences), R.S. Agyekum(Translational Therapeutics (United States)), Todd A. Miano(University of Pennsylvania), Tiffanie K. Jones(University of Pennsylvania), H.M. Giannini(Lung Institute), John P. Reilly(University of Pennsylvania), A.P. Turner(Pulmonary and Allergy Associates), M.G.S. Shashaty(University of Pennsylvania), Thomas Dunn(Translational Therapeutics (United States)), Kirstin West(Translational Therapeutics (United States))
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