… Our goal was to assess the clinical usefulness of the SIRS criteria compared with the final
diagnosis of infection, confirmed or probable, in patients admitted to the emergency room of …

… with an increase of 2 or more points (SOFA) or qSOFA and SIRS criteria of 2 or more against
patients with an increase of less than 2 for SOFA score or qSOFA and SIRS criteria of less …

… sensitive predictive marker than SIRS criteria for in-hospital mortality in hospitalized patients
with suspected infection. However, qSOFA is more specific than SIRS criteria in this regard. …

… We explored the distribution of the patients diagnosed by SIRS (SIRS patients) or a quick …
real infection was narrower than that of the SIRS criteria in patients with suspected infection. In …

… infection. The quick SOFA (qSOFA) score has been recently proposed as a new bedside
clinical score to identify patients with suspected infection … qSOFA score, SIRS criteria and sepsis …

… prognostic marker of mortality in ED patients with infections, with a pooled RR … SIRS criteria
could correctly identify patients who were at a low risk of death and had non-severe infections…

… patients did not meet SIRS criteria. Concern exists regarding cancer patients with SIRS without
an infection … to investigate septic patients without two or more SIRS criteria. For example, …

… patients with SIRS but no infection occurred among patients with … study found that SIRS
patients without infection had more … is a difference in patient selection and inclusion criteria. For …

… of SIRS criteria in 109,663 patients with infection and organ failure. In this study, 12% of
patients were classified as having SIRS-negative sepsis (ie <2 SIRS criteria). Furthermore, …

… ICU and IMCU patients. We hypothesized that the qSOFA score would perform superiorly
to the SOFA score and SIRS criteria in predicting mortality or infection among IMCU patients. …