… to accumulate in the brain and then to contribute to brain dysfunction [6, 10]. The
leucoencephalopathy observed in septic shock in this study, mimicked white matter lesions reported …

… Sepsis-associated brain dysfunction has been linked to white matter lesions (leukoencephalopathy) …
Our objective was to assess the prevalence of brain lesions in septic shock patients …

… The incidence of acute brain lesion in our septic shock cohort was 10% (20 of 193). … The
total incidence of acute brain lesion in our septic shock cohort was 10.3% (20 of 193). Results …

… 23 patients who died from septic shock, 8 from non-septic shock, and 5 controls … brain
lesions characteristic of septic shock and to consider their possible role in the causation of “septic …

… lesions (PVL) and deep subcortical lesions (DWML) demonstrated in MRI scans of fixed coronal
brain slices, from elderly postmortem brain … from the same brains. Immunohistochemistry …

… Histologic brain injury is detected early after the induction of sepsis in various animal …
brain lesions are described in autopsied patients who died of sepsis and septic shock ( 5, 6 )…

… "septic shock" caused by Gram-negative septicaemia are described. The changes in the
brains were … is the final common pathway that produces tissue damage in the brain and kidney. …

… Brain lesions in septic shock have been described in areas of the brain susceptible to
ischemia (including Ammon’s horn, the frontal junctional cortex, the lenticular nuclei, the dentate …

… The Third International Consensus Definitions for Sepsis and Septic Shock (Sepsis-3)
demarcated sepsis as life-threatening organ dysfunction caused by a dysregulated host response …

… Among 493 sepsis and septic shock patients, who … brain lesions and another 16% displayed
brain atrophy falling within the previously reported prevalence range. Thus, the brain lesion …