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The future: Monitoring cellular energetics
G. J. Beilman
, F. B. Cerra
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Dysoxia
100%
Cellular Energetics
100%
Electronic Equipment
33%
Ischemia
33%
Sepsis
33%
Magnetic Field
33%
NMR Spectroscopy
33%
Monitoring Technology
33%
Critically Ill Patients
33%
Organ Perfusion
33%
Hypoxemia
33%
Tissue Perfusion
33%
Metabolically Active
33%
Tissue Level
33%
Technical Factors
33%
Oxygen Consumption
33%
Oxygen Limitation
33%
Current Monitoring
33%
Organ Level
33%
Hemodilution
33%
Consumption Level
33%
NIR Spectroscopy
33%
Mitochondrial Turnover
33%
Lactate Level
33%
Patient Use
33%
Global Parameters
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Magnetic Field
100%
Energy Transfer
100%
Mitochondrial Dynamics
100%
Oxygen Consumption
100%
Organ Perfusion
100%
Cell Energy
100%
Tissue Level
100%
Tissue Perfusion
100%
Nursing and Health Professions
NMR Spectroscopy
100%
Turnover Rate
50%
Tissue Perfusion
50%
Patient Monitor
50%
Organ Perfusion
50%
Tissue Level
50%
near Infrared Spectroscopy
50%
Ischemia
50%
Lactic Acid
50%
Hemodilution
50%
Hypoxemia
50%
Sepsis
50%