… septic patients, targeted intervention may lead to more success in immunomodulation of
sepsis… detected in serum and body fluids of septic patients [4], although the complex network …

… and the underlying pathophysiological pathways of sepsis. The development of intensive …
therapy and surgical techniques have improved the overall medical care of the septic patient. …

… A number of immunomodulatory therapies aimed at decreasing the dysregulated
inflammatory response have been examined in patients with sepsis (Table 1). Despite initially …

… in septic patients during … immunomodulatory agents in sepsis will necessitate a personalised
medicine approach to treat each patient at the appropriate time and with the optimal therapy…

… anti-apoptotic therapies for septic patients at present, further exploration of this clinical
approach is clearly warranted. The successful treatment of the patient with sepsis will require …

… of immunomodulatory therapies as well as current therapies trialed previously and potential
therapies … This study enrolled 64 patients with severe sepsis or septic shock who underwent …

… The diminished capacity of septic patients to fight and eliminate infections often leads to the
development of secondary infections, mediated by otherwise weakly virulent or opportunistic …

… function of septic patients and some promising therapies for sepsis are summarized in this
review. Firstly, the innate immune system would be over-activated at the early stage of sepsis. …

… reduced to 3.78 among clarithromycin-treated patients. These results render new perspectives
for the future application of clarithromycin as an immunomodulatory therapy of sepsis. …

… also reported a close correlation between the detection of TNF in the serum of patients
suffering from shock (septic and non-septic) and the risk of developing adult respiratory distress …