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… The authors suggest that the PLR of patients could be a proxy of the cytokine storm, since …

… pathogenic organisms are capable of hyperstimulating the immune system, commonly known
as a cytokine storm. … Resistance in patients on long-term treatment regimens for recurrent …

… Our knowledge of clinical manifestations and pathogenesis of COVID-19 is … 20 patients
with severe COVID-19, targeting cytokine storm demonstrated promising results, with 19 patients …

… , resulting in cytokine release syndrome or cytokine storm. … response and subsequent
cytokine storm in patients. First, … discuss the pathogenesis of cytokine storms associated with …

… in the alveoli, leading to a hyperinflammatory response in severely ill patients with … of
cytokine storm; hence, various mechanisms, immunological pathways, and functions of cytokines …

… the “cytokine storm”, the event occurring in those patients in … involved in the pathogenesis
of the cytokine storm, potentially … SARS-COV-2 infection-related cytokine storm and how their …

… pathogenic virus infections usually trigger cytokine storms, … For example, the H5N1 influenza
virus sets off a cytokine storm… SARS patients showed increased amounts of proinflammatory …

… cytokine storm pathogenesis is multifactorial, we hypothesize there is a close association
between hypoxemia and cytokine storms in … patients and thus avoid triggering a cytokine storm. …

… cytokines and pathways implicated in the pathogenesis of COVID-19-associated … cytokine
storm pathophysiology. Elevated levels of IL-6 may lead to multi-organ dysfunction in patients …

… , in which inflammatory cytokines are rapidly secreted in a … cytokine storm is a severe status
observed in patients requiring … In these patients, the aberrant pathogenic T cells secrete …