… response. The response of critically ill patients to their injury and/or invading pathogens is
dependent, in large part, on the pattern of cytokines which are produced. The immunologic …

… that the cytokine response induced by SARS-CoV-2 is different compared to other CRS-…
viruses cause atypical cytokine responses in severely ill patients, reported here in Figure 3. …

… The authors concluded that NLR and MPV were very good independent predictors of lethal
… response and initiate the adaptive immune responses to sepsis via the release of cytokines [6…

… Conclusions The original premise in this review was that knowledge about cytokines is
important on a number of different levels in the seriously ill patient. Has this been borne out? …

… cytokines and clinical endpoints in critically ill patients. A total of 40 adult patients (mild = 8,
moderate = 15, severe/… The host response and cytokine profile in COVID-19 is distinct from …

… The dysregulation of the inflammatory response in septic and critically ill patients has been
… literature reporting plasma cytokines in critically ill patients, especially patients with sepsis. …

… high-risk patients with sepsis is a great challenge in the care of critically ill patients [1, 2]. …
different patterns of immunological response, thus allowing identification of groups of …

… This study investigated NK cell activities, circulating cytokine levels and PBMC cytokine
production status in critically ill patients. The ICU group showed lower NK cell activities and …

… The protective role of proinflammatory cytokines in early innate … of these cytokines may also
be responsible for the development of severe complications [systemic inflammatory response …

… the immune response by producing cytokines and providing help to other immune cells. …
S-specific memory B cells in severely ill compared to mildly ill patients. The memory B cell levels …