Severe sepsis and drotrecogin alfa (activated) use: results from the PROGRESS registry
Rupert C. L. Beale, Frank Martin Brunkhorst, Greg S. Martin, Mark V. Williams, Delores Privette Nelson, Jonathan Janes
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Rupert C. L. Beale, Frank Martin Brunkhorst, Greg S. Martin, Mark V. Williams, Delores Privette Nelson, Jonathan Janes
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Since the launch of drotrecogin alfa (activated) (DAA) a number of institutions and countries have published data on its use in clinical practice, based on audit or registry data. Such publications have tended to report DAA use in higher disease severity populations together with higher mortality outcomes compared with clinical trials. We utilized the Global PROGRESS (Promoting Global Research Excellence in Severe Sepsis) database to examine the baseline characteristics and outcome of patients with and without DAA treatment.
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Since the launch of drotrecogin alfa (activated) (DAA) a number of institutions and countries have published data on its use in clinical practice, based on audit or registry data. Such publications have tended to report DAA use in higher disease severity populations together with higher mortality outcomes compared with clinical trials. We utilized the Global PROGRESS (Promoting Global Research Excellence in Severe Sepsis) database to examine the baseline characteristics and outcome of patients with and without DAA treatment.
Key concepts: Drotrecogin alfa, Medicine, Severe sepsis, Intensive care medicine, Sepsis, Emergency medicine, Septic shock, Internal medicine