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Publikováno v: Europe PubMed Central

During hemorrhagic shock, increased uptake of NH3 from the gut with inadequate compensation by the liver results in hyperammonemia. The effect on brain metabolism of acute hyperammonemia alone, as compared with normocapnic hypoxia, was investigated i

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