… induce the release of pro-inflammatory mediators (cytokines, chemokines… systemic bacterial
dissemination. However, during the sepsis, the presence of excessive systemic inflammation …

… Sepsis refers to severe systemic inflammation in response to … treatment in sepsis animals
reduced systemic inflammation and … striking features of reducing systemic inflammation, as well …

… systemic inflammation responsible for sepsis development. However, treatment of patients
suffering from sepsis or its more severe form (ie severe sepsis or septic … of sepsis causing high …

… systemic inflammatory response (SIR), specific to the development of critical states in sepsis,
… 167 patients with a diagnosis of sepsis (43 patients with sepsis according to definitions of “…

… The mechanisms underlying decreased bacterial elimination by the liver in systemic
inflammation seen in our study are unclear. Several mechanisms in the liver are affected by sepsis […

… that cause systemiC inflammatory changes. The … of inflammatory mediators is called the
systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS). Inciting diseases include sepsis and septic …

… The Sepsis-3 definitions call for a new clinical tool to replace the criteria for systemic
inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) in identifying patients with sepsis. These criteria are non-…

… of the inflammatory circuits during SIRS and sepsis are summarized. Exogenous G-CSF (dashed
lines) can interrupt a fulminant proinflammatory and anti-inflammatory response by …

… Figure 1Proinflammatory and anti-inflammatory events during sepsis. Sepsis likely is
associated with an early phase of excessive systemic inflammation mediated by various …

… Sepsis has been … , sepsis and its treatment have confounded investigators for nearly 3,000
years. Since 1991, the consensus definition of sepsis has been the ‘systemic inflammatory …