… The cytokine storm is not only one of the predominant pathophysiological mechanisms of …
These pathophysiological consequences promote vascular hyperpermeability. Disruption of …

… also shown a high level of IL-6, intrathecal IgG, neurofilament … of COVID-19-associated
cytokine storm. While the short-term … The association of the aforementioned cytokines with the …

… cytokines and eventually the development of cytokine storm … In this review, we present
evidence that a cytokine response … cause the development of cytokine storm syndrome. We also …

… large amounts of IL-6 which in turn activates T cells and other immune cells leading to a
cytokine storm (Figure 1). However, the pathophysiology of CRS is still poorly understood. …

… mimicry in the cytokine storms associated with severe acute … , can lead to cytokine storms
characterized by diverse disorders … the raging of the cytokine storm that can occur following …

… influenza from the perspective of cytokine storms as the driving force underlying morbidity.
Thereby, we analyze similarities and differences in the cytokine profiles of both infections, …

… comparison with rare manifestations of a common cold cytokine storm (16–25), with which it
… have considered cytokine storm to play a leading role. Since the COVID-19 cytokine storm is …

… Beyond the proinflammatory mechanisms implicated in other cytokine storm syndromes,
activation … COVID-19 patients and its specific contribution to pathophysiology are not yet known. …

… mechanism of viral cell entry and particularly cytokine storm intending to focus on the importance
of repurposing drugs that target viral cell entry mechanisms … -19 pathophysiology and …

… This concept of a common terminal pathway resulting from diverse pathophysiological
mechanisms can reasonably be extended to other cytokine storm syndromes including COVID-…