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The research investigates the relationship between urinary output thresholds and 90-day mortality in critically ill patients. By analyzing data from over 15,000 patients, the study identifies a stricter definition of oliguria that correlates with higher mortality rates compared to existing consensus criteria. The findings suggest that the minimum average urinary output can serve as a significant predictor of patient outcomes in intensive care settings.
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