Although sepsis was recognized first by Hippocrates (c.a. 460–370 BC) more than 2,000 years ago, many components of this complex clinical picture yet await to be established due to the… Click to show full abstract
Although sepsis was recognized first by Hippocrates (c.a. 460–370 BC) more than 2,000 years ago, many components of this complex clinical picture yet await to be established due to the unmet need to overcome its untoward consequences such as mortality, morbidity and increased health care use costs (1).
               
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