Does continuous resuscitation after hemorrhage and acute fluid replacement improve cardiovascular responses?
Continuous resuscitation after acute fluid replacement appears to be a useful approach for restoring and maintaining cardiovascular function and organ perfusion after trauma and severe hemorrhage.
Functional subsets and phenotype of tuberculin induced CD4 T-cells differ between stages of TB infection. Predominance of TNF-α(+) CD4 T-cells in active infection suggests an increased effort of the immune system to contain disease.