… determine whether patients with severe sepsis had … microvascular permeability has been
reported to develop prior to the onset of organ dysfunction. In the present study, septic patients …

… found in septic patients than in nonseptic patients. One explanation for this may be the more
frequent use of haemodiafiltration for treatment of renal failure in the septic patient group. …

… microvascular permeability to albumin in septic patients, and it was believed that reducing
permeability … of patients. The corollary is that an inability to demonstrate an effect on vascular …

… to study sepsis-induced changes in microvascular permeability. … microvascular permeability
have been detected in various other diseases with these methods [13–17]. In septic patients …

… leak and tissue edema in sepsis suggest endothelial dysfunction. … the microvascular
endothelium could predispose not only to vascular leak and edema, but also to shock, microvascular …

… function affecting decreased microvascular permeability. We … microvascular permeability,
such as those described here, may ultimately become the standard of care for the septic patient…

… in septic patients [13–15], these simple observations suggest that … microvascular permeability
in animal models of sepsis [33]. The same group demonstrated that, when microvascular …

… between macrocirculation and microcirculation in septic patients results in treatment failure
and … component of the microvascular permeability barrier. Vessel integrity is influenced by the …

… To understand dysfunction of the microcirculation during sepsis, it is necessary to appreciate
the appropriate microvascular response to infection. The inflammatory response to infection…

… Studies on microvascular exchange in (treated) septic patients can therefore easily be con…
fistula in a patient with the adult respiratory distress syndrome and septic shock. Equilibration …