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This article provides the resources for the bedside caregiver to conduct a focused physical assessment of the infant with suspected sepsis ... suggestive of a systemic inflammatory response ...

However, most children in septic shock have hypodynamic cardiac function with high systemic vascular resistance. [15,16] In this setting, a vasoconstrictor may further impede myocardial function ...

Sepsis is a dangerous condition where the body's response to an infection spirals out of control, leading to widespread inflammation, organ failure and problems like excessive blood clotting.

Hundreds of thousands of people are affected by sepsis every year, making it a relatively common condition. Sepsis, which tends to impact young children and older adults, is also deadly with ...

The most common approach to the identification of sepsis involved applying systemic inflammatory response syndrome criteria or a combination of vital signs, which had sensitivity ranging from 0.43 to ...

A Sussex teenager who had a quadruple amputation after contracting sepsis is preparing to stand again as he tries on his first prosthetic limb. Hamish Wilson, 18, from Crowborough, had just begun ...

the panel claimed there was no evidence of air embolism and that the infant died of systemic sepsis and pneumonia after medics failed to treat the mother with antibiotics when she was pregnant.

In the case of one baby, Ms. Letby was accused of killing by injecting air into their intravenous line, the panel concluded that the child died instead of systemic sepsis, pneumonia and widespread ...

The panel found no evidence of air embolism and ruled the child died of systemic sepsis, pneumonia and disseminated intravascular coagulation (blood clotting). Issues with failures to give ...