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Brazilian Sepsis Epidemiological Study (BASES study).
Silva E, Pedro MA, Sogayar AC, Mohovic T, Silva CL, Janiszewski M, Cal RG, de Sousa EF, Abe TP, de Andrade J, de Matos JD, Rezende E, Assunção M, Avezum A, Rocha PC, de Matos GF, Bento AM, Corrêa AD, Vieira PC, Knobel E, Brazilian Sepsis Epidemiological Study
Crit Care 2004 Aug, 8:R251-60
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