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World Journal of Critical Care Medicine

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Evidence suggests that elevated lactate-to-albumin and CARs and reduced PNI are generally associated with mortality, organ dysfunction, intensive care requirement, postoperative complications, and prolonged hospitalization in emergency department, intensive care, perioperative, infectious, cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, trauma, and oncological settings.

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