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Circulating complement proteins in patients with sepsis or systemic inflammatory response syndrome.

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FIG. 1. Individual C5a levels representing the average for each patient of Tthose of healthy donors
TABLE 2. Comparison of C3a levels, C3 levels, and C3a/C3 ratios of healthy donors and ICU patients
TABLE 3. Comparison of C3a levels in samples obtained from patients during the first 24 h after the clinical onset of sepsis or SIRS
TABLE 4. Comparison of C3a levels in samples obtained from patients during the first 24 h after the clinicalonset of sepsis (with or without ARDS) or SIRS
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