O Okorie Nduka,Joseph E Parrillo
O Okorie Nduka
Septic shock remains a significant challenge for clinicians. Recent advances in cellular and molecular biology have significantly improved our understanding of its pathogenetic mechanisms. These improvements in understanding should translat...
Jean-Louis Vincent,Eva Ocampos Martinez,Eliezer Silva
Jean-Louis Vincent
Developing effective therapies for any disease process relies on the ability to clearly define the population of patients who will benefit from that intervention. Advances in our understanding of sepsis pathogenesis have made it clear that ...
The evolution of the understanding of sepsis, infection, and the host response: a brief history [0.03%]
脓毒症、感染和宿主反应的认识变迁：简史
Steven M Opal
Steven M Opal
Sepsis is the ultimate clinical expression of the deleterious clash between the host immune response and invasive microorganisms.(72,73) At the beginning of the twentieth century, infections were by far the most common causes of death of Am...
Sepsis. Preface [0.03%]
脓毒症：前言
R Phillip Dellinger
R Phillip Dellinger
Disaster aftermath: a first-person perspective as a responder and caregiver [0.03%]
灾难幸存者说：一名亲历者的应对与关爱的第一视角叙述
Michael L Mistric,Tobin A Sparling
Michael L Mistric
The patient reception team remains in existence, although its services have not been called upon since Hurricane Katrina. Drills are held, largely for ancillary personnel, with providers brought in on an as-needed basis. The team stands rea...
Cultural, ethical, and spiritual implications of natural disasters from the survivors' perspective [0.03%]
幸存者视角下的自然灾害的文化、伦理和精神影响
Shainy B Varghese
Shainy B Varghese
Cultural, ethical, and spiritual implications of disaster depend on various factors. The impact of a disaster on a particular culture depends on the people in that culture and the strength and resilience of the culture. Disasters may slow c...
Elizabeth Cloyd,Carmel B Dyer
Elizabeth Cloyd
The plight of older adults during catastrophic events is a societal concern. Older persons have an increased prevalence of cognitive disorders, chronic illnesses, and mobility problems that limit their ability to cope. These disorders may r...
Thomas B Mendez
Thomas B Mendez
Psychological responses to a disaster are well established; however, little is known regarding how individuals with established psychiatric and mental health needs respond to a disaster. Further research is needed to provide a better unders...
Responding to the psychosocial needs of children and families in disasters [0.03%]
灾害中的儿童家庭心理社会需求响应措施研究
John S Murray
John S Murray
Pediatric health care professionals play a critical role in disaster response by assisting parents, teachers, and health care organizations to meet the unique needs of children, adolescents, and families during all phases of disaster. Addre...
Keeping PEDIATRICS in pediatric disaster management: Before, during, and in the aftermath of complex emergencies [0.03%]
复杂突发事件前、突发期间和事后儿科灾难救治中的PEDS-I模型
Frances Kelly
Frances Kelly
From 1900 there have been more than 9800 natural disasters affecting more than 67 million children worldwide. Because of unique physical, developmental, and psychosocial characteristics of children, caring for them during complex emergencie...