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See Latest ArticlesHas Mortality from Sepsis Improved and What to Expect from New Treatment Modalities: Review of Current Insights
Surgical Infections, 09/09/09
Ruler OV et al. – The mortality rate from severe sepsis has decreased significantly with modernization of ICU care. New therapeutic strategies may reduce further the mortality rate. However, focused implementation of these new strategies in accordance with their relative effectiveness is needed before the authors can expect to see their true effect on mortality rates.
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