Sepsis is responsible for tremendous morbidity, mortality and healthcare expenditure
worldwide. Recently, the conceptualization of sepsis has shifted away from one based upon …

Sepsis is responsible for tremendous morbidity, mortality and health-care expenditure
worldwide. Over the past decade, the conceptualization of sepsis has shifted from one …

Sepsis is as a dysregulated systemic response to infection. Morbidity and mortality of the
syndrome are very high worldwide. Recent definitions have redefined criteria for sepsis. The …

Sepsis is a leading cause of critical illness and hospital mortality. Early recognition and
intervention are essential for the survival of patients with this syndrome. In 2002, the Society …

Background: Sepsis is a global healthcare issue and continues to be the leading cause of
death from infection. Early recognition and diagnosis of sepsis is required to prevent the …

Despite several advancements in care over the last few decades, sepsis continues to carry a
high morbidity and mortality burden in the United States. With its varied presentations, cases …

There has been a significant evolution in the definition and management of sepsis over the
last three decades. This is driven in part due to the advances made in our understanding of …

Sepsis is a common and often devastating medical emergency with a high mortality rate
and, in many survivors, long-term morbidity. It is defined as the dysregulated host response …

The Surviving Sepsis Campaign bundle was updated in 2018 [1]. It was emphasised that
within 1 h of presentation with sepsis, clinicians should: measure lactate, obtain blood …

Sepsis remains a highly lethal entity resulting in more than 200 000 deaths in the USA each
year. The in-hospital mortality approaches 30% despite advances in critical care during the …