… positive blood cultures and septic shock was prospectively identified. The 28-day crude
mortality was 46% (19 deaths). We compared the management of septic shock and outcome for …

… with severe sepsis who did not have septic shock were not included in the study. Severe
sepsis and septic shock were defined according to the 2001 International Sepsis Definitions …

… patients with sepsis and during their recovery period. We hypothesized that patients with
severe sepsis and septic shock, especially those with prolonged ICU stay and increased …

… mortality rates for severe sepsis and septic shock were extremely high. Our hospital is engaged
in a … The implementation of a sepsis response team available across the hospital allowed …

… Finally, we calculated an average cost per hospital stay for septic shock in France of €16,449
compared to the sum of €17,261 in 2010 and the current cost of €16,365. This decrease in …

… cases are usually seen in the emergency department, and admission to a ward or ICU,
initiation of therapy, and ventilation greatly influence the outcome of the disease and hospital stay …

… hospital stay. Patients with SIRS who did not develop sepsis had an average total length of
hospital stay … length of stay of 3.5 days compared to the overall hospital population admitted …

… pulmonary artery catheter placement, comorbidities, hospital-acquired infection, APACHE II
… risk factors for hospital mortality. In conclusion, severe sepsis and septic shock are common …

… the 4-week period prior to hospital admission (baseline) using the SF-36. This questionnaire
was completed within 48 h of the occurrence of septic shock. As most patients were not able …

… were performed to estimate pooled frequencies of septic shock diagnosed at admission or
during the ICU stay and to estimate septic shock mortality in the ICU, hospital, and at 28 or 30 …