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Beyond shear stress: septic microvascular failure remains a multifactorial phenomenon

By
Damiani Elisa
Domizi Roberta
Carsetti Andrea
Antolini Riccardo
Adrario Erica
Donati Abele
July 6, 2026
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Massachusetts General Hospital

Boston, Massachusetts
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Boston, Massachusetts
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Unknown, Unknown
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Fundación Valle del Lili

Cali, Colombia
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Samsung Medical Center

Seoul, South Korea
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Beyond shear stress: septic microvascular failure remains a multifactorial phenomenon

by Damiani Elisa, Domizi Roberta, Carsetti Andrea, Antolini Riccardo, Adrario Erica, Donati Abele
July 6, 2026

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