Critical illness is a severe condition that poses a significant threat to multiple organ systems
and can lead to substantial morbidity and mortality. Serum albumin concentration can serve …

In this study we aimed to examine the association between serum albumin concentration
and mortality risk in critically ill patients. We retrospectively studied 1003 patients admitted to …

Introduction: Patients admitted to the hospital with sepsis are 8 times more likely to die than
patients with other diagnoses. There is no diagnostic test that clearly identifies the presence …

Conclusion The result shows that serial measurement of serum albumin can accurately
predict the outcome. Survivors had significantly higher serum albumin levels all day …

Introduction: The mortality rate from sepsis is much greater than that from acute coronary
syndrome or stroke. Uncontrolled release of cytokines (abnormalities in the inflammatory …

Objective This study aimed to explore the relationship between albumin level with short-and
long-term outcomes in sepsis patients admitted in the intensive care unit (ICU) based on a …

Background Sepsis is a critical and potentially fatal medical condition characterized by
significant illness and death rates. Early recognition and assessment of sepsis severity are …

The prognostic value of serial measurements of serum albumin concentration during the first
72 h after admission to a general adult intensive care unit was retrospectively reviewed in …

Background Decreased serum albumin level (SAL) is associated with adverse clinical
outcomes. We designed the present study to further assess the prognostic value of SAL in …

Purpose The aim of this study was to evaluate an association between nutritional
biomarkers and prognosis in septic patients. Methods We retrospectively searched the …