Limitations A key limitation of this work is that the panel consisted exclusively of academic professors, without direct participation of non-professor primary care physicians
Therefore, glycocalyx damage not only manifests as local pathologic changes in the organ but is also likely to be one of the common pathologic mechanisms for the progression of SAP to MODS
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So if a battery is rated for 60 Amp-hours, it means that the battery should be able to supply: 60 Amps for one hour (C-rate = 1) 120 Amps for half an hour (C-rate = 2) 30 Amps for two hours (C-rate = 0.5) Since it's normalized to battery capacity, it means that a C-rate always represents the same amount of time regardless of the battery capacity: C-rate = 1 always means 1 hour run time C-rate = 0.5 always means 2 hour run time C-rate = 2 always means 0.5 hour run time *Theoretically because internal impedance will affect this number in usage and in measurement but let's ignore this details for now
Either path can work but it helps to decide early, with input from the clinical team