Meanings of bacterial sepsis in English

The contravention of 4-hour infusion rule increased the patients' risk of developing bacterial sepsis.

Gram-negative bacterial sepsis remains a challenging diagnostic and therapeutic dilemma to the practicing clinician.

We found that anorexia was protective while nutritional supplementation was detrimental in bacterial sepsis.

One patient died before therapy, another died with concomitant bacterial sepsis during induction therapy.

Pseudomonal superinfection leading to bacterial sepsis and death rapidly ensued.

Some have suggested that these adults probably had bacterial sepsis, with the parasitaemia an incidental finding.

Methods: The study population comprised 32 patients with bacterial sepsis, cutaneous lesions, and skin biopsy-proven septic vasculopathy.

Enbrel's label now warns patients and doctors about tuberculosis, bacterial sepsis and other infections in patients taking the drug.

Nine infants (5.4%) had congenital bacterial sepsis diagnosed by positive blood cultures.

Given the significant case-fatality rates of severe malaria and bacterial sepsis, the pragmatic initial approach would be to cover both possibilities.

S. aureus, and changing the route of antibiotic delivery could provide a more effective treatment for patients with peritonitis-associated bacterial sepsis.

The aim was to determine the occurrence of congenital bacterial sepsis in this population and to examine whether surface cultures yielded information helpful in management.

Methods: Fifty-one adult patients with suspected bacterial sepsis on admission to the Emergency Department (ED) of a teaching hospital were included into the study.

Objective To evaluate the impact of inhibition of the receptor for advanced glycation end products (RAGE) on the outcome of bacterial sepsis in animal models.