… This infectious disease has been identified by the World Health … infection and inflammatory
cascade through various mechanisms with consequent release of pro-inflammatory cytokines …

… In patients with severe SARS CoV-2 infections, blood levels of IL-6 were only 43 pg/mL, …
We propose eliminating the term “cytokine storm” as there is no clear threshold of cytokine …

… detection, and also one of the most significant challenges associated with POC cytokine
detection in early detection of infectious diseases, or cancer. Recently, Liu and Yang group …

… ” was at first used to depict the uncontrolled systemic inflammatory response in graft-versus-host
disease. Cytokine storms portray a wide range of non-infectious and infectious disease, …

… , cytokines are part of the body's immune response to infection, … Cytokine storms can be
caused by a number of infectious … noninfectious etiologies, especially viral respiratory infections …

… and other IL-1 inhibitors are highly effective in controlling cytokine storm in rheumatic
diseases, they have potential hazards to induce other infectious diseases. Despite the promising …

… Cytokines are small chemical messengers, … cytokine storm and high morbidity is not
something which is unique to SARS-CoV-2, it has also been reported in the previous viral infection …

… that SFTSV infection triggered cytokine storm during the acute phase of disease in SFTS
patients and that the serum viral load correlated with substantially elevated cytokine levels. …

… This is felt to be a late sequela of COVID-19 infection in children and is perhaps a
consequence of the pediatric cytokine storm causing immune mediated vascular damage. Further …

… We propose that any formal definition of cytokine storm during acute viral infection must in…
cytokine storm. Given the limited data on MAPK inhibitors for treating cytokine-storm disorders, …