Monitoring blood glucose with microdialysis of interstitial fluid in critically ill children.
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M. Ellmerer | G. Van den Berghe | L. Schaupp | J. Mader | D. Vlasselaers | P. Wouters | M. Bodenlenz | I. van den Heuvel | M. Suppan
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