MANAGEMENT OF TEMPERATURE IN SEPSIS: A SURVEY OF CURRENT PRACTICE AND OPINION OF UK INTENSIVE CARE CONSULTANTS

INTERMEDIATE RESULTS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTOMATIC ELECTRONIC ALERT PROGRAM FOR EARLY DETECTION OF SEVERE SEPSIS PATIENTS IN AN HOSPITAL WITH SEPSIS UNIT. ANALYSIS OF TWO YEARS PERIOD

IMPLEMENTATION OF SEPSIS' TREATMENT PROTOCOLS IN AN EMERGING COUNTRY FROM 2005-2014: AN ANALYSIS OF 21,103 PATIENTS

SIX-HOUR CENTRAL VENOUS OXYGEN SATURATION HAS NO PROGNOSTIC VALUE IN PATIENTS WITH SEPTIC SHOCK

VENOARTERIAL CARBON DIOXIDE GRADIENT UTILITY AS A CRITERION FOR BLOOD TRANSFUSION AT THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

SEVERE SEPSIS ADMITTED THROUGH THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TO AN INTERNAL MEDICINE WARD: TIME TO ANTIBIOTIC AND ITS FACTORS (RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY)

PHYSICIAN RECOGNITION AND DOCUMENTATION OF SEPSIS. A COMPARISON OF THE 2001 ACCP/SCCM CONSENSUS CONFERENCE DEFINITIONS AND PHYSICIAN DOCUMENTED DIAGNOSIS

APPROPRIATE FLUID RESUSCITATION OF SEPTIC SHOCK PATIENTS PRETREATED WITH HIGH DOSES OF CATECHOLAMINES

PROGNOSTIC IMPLICATIONS OF SERUM LIPID METABOLISM OVER TIME DURING SEPSIS

ASPIRIN AND STATIN THERAPY IN SEPSIS, A RED HERRING?

ORIGINAL BUNDLE-BASED MANAGEMENT OF SEPTIC SHOCK IN NAGOYA UNIVERSITY EMERGENCY ICU

CLINICAL OUTCOMES OF SEPTIC PATIENTS ACCORDING TO THE ELAPSED TIME BEFORE TRANSFER TO THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

THE EVALUATION OF PERFUSION INDEX AS A PREDICTOR OF VASOPRESSOR REQUIREMENT IN PATIENT WITH SEVER SEPSIS AND SEPTIC SHOCK