[Biochemical disturbances in patients with Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS) and sepsis. Part I. Biochemical disturbances in patients with sepsis].
Marek Paradowski, Mariusz Szablewski, Sławomir Piątas, Jacek Majda
Abstract
Marek Paradowski, Mariusz Szablewski, Sławomir Piątas, Jacek Majda
Abstract
Analysis of biochemical transformations occurring in the course of SIRS and sepsis inclines a critical attitude towards, obligatory nowadays, criteria of these states. They are non-specific and, in an unsatisfying way, they define the state of a current immunological response of the organism from the laboratory as well as clinical point of view. The purpose of the project of a new approach to sepsis--PIRO is to create a more objective, measurable system of evaluation of clinical state of a patient suspected of sepsis.
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Analysis of biochemical transformations occurring in the course of SIRS and sepsis inclines a critical attitude towards, obligatory nowadays, criteria of these states. They are non-specific and, in an unsatisfying way, they define the state of a current immunological response of the organism from the laboratory as well as clinical point of view. The purpose of the project of a new approach to sepsis--PIRO is to create a more objective, measurable system of evaluation of clinical state of a patient suspected of sepsis.
Key concepts: Sepsis, Systemic inflammatory response syndrome, Intensive care medicine, Medicine, Organism, Inflammatory response, Immunology, Inflammation