… In order of severity: Septic shock is worse than severe sepsis, which is worse than sepsis.
The patient in our vignette has had septic shock and severe sepsis since she developed …

▪Sepsis and its sequelae (sepsis syndrome and septic shock) are increasingly common and
are still potentially lethal diagnoses. Many mediators of the pathogenesis of sepsis have …

… , and management of patients with sepsis. Here, we review the … pathogenesis and the target
of clinical diagnosis of sepsis, with the goal of enhancing the current understanding of sepsis…

… sepsis depends on organ dysfunction and hemodynamic disorders. A condition is expressed
as severe sepsis if there is sepsis … Severe sepsis can continue into MODS and sepsis shock…

… Sepsis causes cellular and metabolic changes, with the onset of septic shock with positive
blood cultures (sepsis-17%, … Severe sepsis is sepsis complicated by organ dysfunction, …

… the pathogenesis of sepsis. Clinical trials with anti-inflammatory agents in patients with sepsis
… In this article, we reevaluate the role of cytokines in the pathogenesis of sepsis and severe …

The sepsis syndrome is defined as “the systemic response to infection.” 26, 38 Intrinsic to
this definition is the central role of infection as an inducer of the host immune response. The …

… by searching Medline using the keywords sepsis, therapy, and Toll-like receptors. We
concentrated on publications on the pathogenesis of sepsis and treatment of septic shock. As the …

… until very recently, the prevailing concept of the pathogenesis of sepsis was that mortality is
the … mimic clinical sepsis have led to the reconsideration of the pathophysiology of sepsis. …

Sepsis is a life-threatening organ dysfunction due to a dysregulated host response to infection.
Both hyperinflammation and immune suppression ensue, to an extent that is harmful to …