Sepsis
Recent findings from University of Texas, Department of Surgery highlight research in sepsis
Published in Medical Device Business Week, July 18th, 2007
Fresh data on sepsis are presented in the report "Reducing susceptibility to bacteremia after experimental burn injury: a role for selective decontamination of the digestive tract. We proposed that selective decontamination of the digestive tract (SDD) initiated after experimental burn injury would decrease myocardial inflammation and dysfunction after a second insult such as septic challenge. Rats were divided into eight experimental groups," scientists in the United States report.
"Groups included sham burn plus sham sepsis, burn alone, sepsis alone, and burn plus sepsis given either water by oral gavage for 5 days after burn (or sham burn) or given oral antibiotics...
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