Performance of quick sequential organ failure assessment and modified age disease adjusted qadSOFA for the prediction of outcomes in emergency general surgery patients
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D. Candinas | B. Schnüriger | T. Haltmeier | Jean-Baptiste Dubuis | A. Osterwalder | S. Winterhalder | Christian Tj Magyar | C. Magyar
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