Severe sepsis is immune-suppressing, organ harvest reveals (JAMA)
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People who survive the initial hyperinflammatory "cytokine storm" of severe sepsis regain their blood pressure, but are at high risk for secondary infection and viral reactivation. Animal models strongly suggest sepsis-induced immune suppression occurring later in the course of sepsis is to blame, but that's never been proven in humans.
Severe sepsis is immune-suppressing, organ harvest reveals (JAMA)
Severe sepsis is immune-suppressing, organ…
Severe sepsis is immune-suppressing, organ harvest reveals (JAMA)
People who survive the initial hyperinflammatory "cytokine storm" of severe sepsis regain their blood pressure, but are at high risk for secondary infection and viral reactivation. Animal models strongly suggest sepsis-induced immune suppression occurring later in the course of sepsis is to blame, but that's never been proven in humans.
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