Tag: SEPS

Patients discharged after sepsis hospitalization have increased risk for all-cause mortality, all-cause rehospitalization

All-cause death before discharge home by day 90 occurred in 14.0 percent of the restrictive fluid group and 14.9 percent in the liberal fluid group

Performance of lumbar puncture has decreased in late-onset sepsis evaluations; 16 percent of late-onset meningitis cases occurred without late-onset sepsis

Deaths associated with these pathogens comprised 13.6 percent of all global deaths, 56.2 percent of all sepsis-related deaths

Machine learning framework used to deploy quantitative sepsis response signature score, which was estimated using seven- or 12-gene signature

Nearly one in five have new or worsening medical condition versus nonsepsis critical care survivors

Patients whose alert was confirmed by provider within three hours had reduced in-hospital mortality rate

Risk increased with intravenous vitamin C versus placebo for adults with sepsis in the ICU receiving vasopressor therapy

Rates of death at 90 days, SAEs did not differ for patients with septic shock receiving restricted versus standard IV fluid therapy in the ICU

An increase in registered nurse hours per patient day was associated with a 3 percent decrease in 60-day mortality