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	DOI:10.1378/chest.08-2181

Corpus ID: 49313853Yellow nail syndrome chylous pleural effusions: defective lymph valves involved?
@article{Maldonado2008YellowNS,
  title={Yellow nail syndrome chylous pleural effusions: defective lymph valves involved?},
  author={F. Maldonado and J. Ryu},
  journal={Chest},
  year={2008},
  volume={134 6},
  pages={
          1353-1354
        }
}
	F. Maldonado, J. Ryu
	Published 2008
	Medicine
	Chest

We believe that dynamic parameters such as stroke volume variation are currently the best markers of volume responsiveness.1 While the models of Guyton and Starling are magnificent in their simplicity, therapeutic interventions based on these principles may lead to therapeutic errors in complex critically ill patients. This is demonstrated by the fact that no clinical study (of which we are aware) has shown central venous pressure to be a reliable tool in the fluid management of critically ill… Expand

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	Pleural effusion disorder
	Critical Illness
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	Sepsis
	Central venous pressure
	CD244 protein, human


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