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Intensivmedizin up2date 2025; 21(01): 7-13
DOI: 10.1055/a-2358-3119
SOP/Arbeitsablauf

SOP Hirnabszess

Ilias Masouris
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Matthias Klein
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In dieser Rubrik stellen wir Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) für häufige, intensivmedizinisch relevante Prozesse vor. Die Form ist eher im Sinne einer Schablone zu verstehen als – durchaus subjektiv gefärbte – Anregung, eigene, auf lokale Gegebenheiten adaptierte stationsinterne SOP zu entwerfen und zu implementieren.

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