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Discrepancies between clinical and postmortem diagnoses in critically ill patients: an observational study

Gavin D Perkins, Danny F McAuley, Sarah Davies and Fang Gao*

Critical Care 2003, 7:R129-R132 doi:10.1186/cc2359

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Clinical detection and monitoring of acute pulmonary embolism: proof of concept of a computer-based method

James A Revie, David J Stevenson, J Chase, Christopher E Hann, Bernard C Lambermont, Alexandre Ghuysen, Philippe Kolh, Philippe Morimont, Geoffrey M Shaw, Thomas Desaive Annals of Intensive Care 2011, 1:33 (11 August 2011)

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Year in review 2007: Critical Care – intensive care unit management

Clayton Barbieri, Shannon S Carson, André Amaral Critical Care 2008, 12:229 (14 October 2008)

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Premortem clinical diagnoses and postmortem autopsy findings: discrepancies in critically ill cancer patients

Stephen M Pastores, Alina Dulu, Louis Voigt, Nina Raoof, Margarita Alicea, Neil A Halpern Critical Care 2007, 11:R48 (20 April 2007)

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Major missed diagnoses with potential impact on treatment and survival were noted in more than a quarter of deceased cancer patients admitted to an oncological intensive care unit in the US.

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Autopsy in critical illness: is it obsolete?

Margaret S Herridge Critical Care 2003, 7:407-408 (26 September 2003)

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