Introduction: Patients admitted to the hospital with sepsis are 8 times more likely to die than
patients with other diagnoses. There is no diagnostic test that clearly identifies the presence …

Background: The prognostic significance of serum albumin levels in patients with sepsis has
previously been reported; however, these studies have not excluded the potential …

In this study we aimed to examine the association between serum albumin concentration
and mortality risk in critically ill patients. We retrospectively studied 1003 patients admitted to …

Purpose The aim of this study was to evaluate an association between nutritional
biomarkers and prognosis in septic patients. Methods We retrospectively searched the …

Abstract 214 patients among 282 consecutive admissions had at least one measurement of
serum albumin (SA) during their stay on the ICU and were classified according to their stay …

The prognostic value of serial measurements of serum albumin concentration during the first
72 h after admission to a general adult intensive care unit was retrospectively reviewed in …

The objective of the study was to evaluate the effect of hypoproteinemia on the prognosis of
sepsis patients and the effectiveness of exogenous albumin supplementation. A …

Purpose To determine the effect of random assignment to fluid resuscitation with albumin or
saline on organ function and mortality in patients with severe sepsis. Methods Pre-defined …

Purpose: To study the effect of hypoalbuminemia on short-and long-term mortality in Cardiac
Intensive Care Unit (CICU) patients. Methods: We reviewed 12,418 unique CICU patients …

Background: Decreased serum albumin level (SAL) is associated with adverse clinical
outcomes. We designed the present study to further assess the prognostic value of SAL in …