… and local inflammatory processes. However, special consideration exists for septic shock
since … to provide patients with septic shock with appropriate antibiotics and supportive therapy. …

… with emphasis on their pertinence to inflammation and septic shock. We will review the … in
septic pathophysiology. To better understand the role of NF-κB activation in septic MOD/I, we …

… and the activation of coagulation, plays an important role in the pathogenesis of septic
shock. The inflammatory response, which is also a defense against microorganisms, gets out of …

… However, research performed more recently has shown that in the initial response to a septic
challenge both inflammatory and anti-inflammatory mediators are present from the onset of …

… of septic shock. A meaningful review of every proven or proposed pathogenetic mechanism
for septic shock is … of many of the inflammatory responses associated with severe sepsis and …

… initiator of Gram-negative septic shock. This molecule … can cause an inflammatory
reaction or septic shock in 2 ways… exotoxins stimulate various inflammatory cells (macrophages …

… systemic inflammatory response syndrome, sepsis, septic shock, … inflammatory response
syndrome can arise from an infectious or a noninfectious process.l Once systemic inflammatory …

… are produced, and anti-inflammatory mediators control this response. The inflammatory
response leads to damage to host tissue, and the anti-inflammatory response causes leucocyte …

… of apoptosis and inflammation in different models of sepsis, we hypothesize that …
inflammation is essential for pathogenesis of septic shock. Simultaneous activation of pro-inflammatory …

… A vicious circle of inflammation, ischemia, translocation, and heightened inflammation
may be significant in the development of MOF following septic shock. The importance of …