Alteration of Na+ homeostasis as a critical step in the development of irreversible hepatocyte injury after adenosine triphosphate depletion
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G. Bellomo | A. Benedetti | E. Albano | M. Dianzani | M. Parola | R. Fulceri | A. Gamberucci | R. Carini
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