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Intensive Care Infection Score Detects Infection in Critically Ill Patients More Effectively Than Inflammatory Biomarkers

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  • Noelle Nacke

  • Christian Hönemann

  • Bastian Blömer

  • Stefanie Klatte

  • Alexander Zarbock

  • Jens-Christian Schewe

  • Marie-Luise Rübsam

  • October 7, 2026

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Clinical Report: Intensive Care Infection Score Detects Infection in Critically Ill Patients More Effectively Than Inflammatory Biomarkers

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