Granville De Oliveira
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Background and Objective: Sepsis, and infection-related inflammatory reactions have been, for decades, considered as SIRS pathophysiologic basis. However, only an average of 35% of all SIRS cases can be due, primarily, to such etiology.
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Background and Objective: Sepsis, and infection-related inflammatory reactions have been, for decades, considered as SIRS pathophysiologic basis. However, only an average of 35% of all SIRS cases can be due, primarily, to such etiology.
Key concepts: Systemic inflammatory response syndrome, Pathophysiology, Etiology, Medicine, Sepsis, Inflammatory response, Inflammation, Immunology