Our analysis suggests that in sepsis patients with albumin levels exceeding 30 g/L, further elevation of albumin levels potentially continues to ameliorate the risks of mortality and acute kidney injury, albeit with a relatively marginal benefit that did not reach statistical significance in our study (G3 vs.
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Associations between serum albumin level trajectories and clinical outcomes in sepsis patients in ICU: insights from longitudinal group trajectory modeling.
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