Objective: Cancer and its treatment are known to be important risk factors for sepsis,
contributing to an estimated 12% of US sepsis admissions in the 1990s. However, cancer …

Rationale: There have been advances in both cancer and sepsis treatment over the past
several decades, yet little is known about trends in sepsis-associated mortality in patients …

Study objectives To evaluate the longitudinal epidemiology of sepsis in patients with a
history of cancer and to specifically examine sepsis-related disparities in risk or outcome …

Objectives: Cancer affects up to 20% of critically ill patients, and sepsis is one of the leading
reasons for ICU admission in this setting. Early signals suggested that survival might be …

Rationale: Sepsis is a major cause of mortality among critically ill patients with cancer.
Information about clinical outcomes and factors associated with increased risk of death in …

Purpose Sepsis is a common complication in patients with cancer, but studies evaluating the
outcomes of critically ill cancer patients with sepsis on a global scale are limited. We aimed …

PURPOSE: The purposes of this study were to evaluate the clinical course and to identify
independent predictors of mortality in patients with cancer with sepsis. MATERIALS AND …

Objective To determine the clinical characteristics, outcomes and longitudinal trends of
sepsis occurring in cancer patients. Method Retrospective study using statewide Victorian …

Background: To describe short-term outcomes and independent predictors of 28-dayx
mortality in adult patients with hematologic malignancies and septic shock defined by the …

Introduction Infection is an important complication in cancer patients, which frequently leads
to or prolongs hospitalization, and can also lead to acute organ dysfunction (severe sepsis) …