A high anti-inflammatory response is associated with intermediate-term mortality in patients with sepsis
2015
Sepsis is characterized by a complex systemic inflammatory response to infection. While an overwhelming pro-inflammatory response is held responsible for early deaths, subsequent anti-inflammatory cytokine production may lead to immunosuppression and secondary infections. This has been suggested as a cause of intermediate-term deaths[1].
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