Home Journal Club	FAQ My Amedeo About Tranquillis Services	Flying Publisher
	Books, Journals, Podcasts, Weekly Updates, by Amedeo

Sepsis

Free Subscription Articles published in Shock Retrieve available abstracts of 153 articles: HTML format Text format

Single Articles

March 2010
1. BINGOLD TM , Ziesche E, Scheller B, Sadik CD, et al
   INTERLEUKIN-22 DETECTED IN PATIENTS WITH ABDOMINAL SEPSIS.
   Shock. 2010.
   PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
   
   
   February 2010
2. PIAZZA O
   TLRs genetic expression: a tool to predict and diagnose sepsis before its clinical evidence?
   Shock. 2010;33:225.
   PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
   
   
   January 2010
3. AVOLIO M , Diamante P, Zamparo S, Modolo ML, et al
   Molecular identification of bloodstream pathogens in patients presenting to the emergency room with suspected sepsis.
   Shock. 2010.
   PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
   
   
   
4. STENGL M , Sykora R, Chvojka J, Krouzecky A, et al
   Differential effects of hemofiltration and of coupled plasma filtration adsorption on cardiac repolarization in pigs with hyperdynamic septic shock.
   Shock. 2010;33:101-5.
   PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
   
   
   December 2009
5. CHUNG CS , Venet F, Chen Y, Jones LN, et al
   DEFICIENCY OF BID PROTEIN REDUCES SEPSIS-INDUCED APOPTOSIS, INFLAMMATION AND IMPROVES SEPTIC SURVIVAL.
   Shock. 2009.
   PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
   
   
   
6. BOUGAKI M , Searles RJ, Kida K, De Yu J, et al
   NOS3 protects against systemic inflammation and myocardial dysfunction in murine polymicrobial sepsis.
   Shock. 2009.
   PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
   
   
   
7. XIE K , Yu Y, Pei Y, Hou L, et al
   Protective Effects of Hydrogen Gas on Murine Polymicrobial Sepsis via Reducing Oxidative Stress and HMGB1 Release.
   Shock. 2009.
   PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
   
   
   November 2009
8. SUDA K , Takeuchi H, Hagiwara T, Miyasho T, et al
   Neutrophil elastase inhibitor improves survival of rats with clinically relevant sepsis.
   Shock. 2009.
   PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
   
   
   
9. ZECKEY C , Tschernig T, Hildebrand F, Frink M, et al
   Macrophage activating lipopeptide-2 (MALP-2) exerts protective effects in a murine sepsis model.
   Shock. 2009.
   PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
   
   
   October 2009
10. SPANOS A , Jhanji S, Vivian-Smith A, Harris T, et al
    Early microvascular changes in sepsis and severe sepsis.
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
11. CADIRCI E , Altunkaynak BZ, Halici Z, Odabasoglu F, et al
    Alpha-lipoic acid as a potential target for the treatment of lung injury caused by cecal ligation and puncture-induced sepsis model in rats.
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
12. WEIL BR , Meldrum DR
    What's new in Shock, October 2009?
    Shock. 2009;32:345-7.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    September 2009
13. FORTIN CF , McDonald PP, Fulop T, Lesur O, et al
    Sepsis, leukocytes and nitric oxide (NO): an intricate affair.
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    August 2009
14. JESCHKE MG , Herndon DN
    What's new in Shock, August 2009?
    Shock. 2009;32:119-21.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    
15. HO CH , Hsu SP, Yang CC, Lee YH, et al
    Sialic acid reduces acute endotoxemia-induced liver dysfunction in the rat.
    Shock. 2009;32:228-35.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
16. FRAUNBERGER P , Grone E, Grone HJ, Walli AK, et al
    Simvastatin reduces endotoxin-induced nuclear factor kappaB activation and mortality in guinea pigs despite lowering circulating low-density lipoprotein cholesterol.
    Shock. 2009;32:159-63.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
17. CHEN BC , Kuo KK, Chen KY, Liu CH, et al
    Retinoid X receptor alpha participation in dexamethasone-induced rat bile acid coenzyme A-amino acid N-acyltransferase expression in septic liver.
    Shock. 2009;32:164-71.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    July 2009
18. LORTS A , Burroughs T, Shanley TP
    Elucidating the role of reversible protein phosphorylation in sepsis-induced myocardial dysfunction.
    Shock. 2009;32:49-54.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
19. ARNOLD RC , Shapiro NI, Jones AE, Schorr C, et al
    Multicenter study of early lactate clearance as a determinant of survival in patients with presumed sepsis.
    Shock. 2009;32:35-9.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
20. GROENEVELD AB , Smeding L, van der Heijden M
    What is new in Shock, July 2009?: from bench to bedside.
    Shock. 2009;32:1-3.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    
21. YOU W , Min X, Zhang X, Qian B, et al
    Cardiac-specific expression of heat shock protein 27 attenuated endotoxin-induced cardiac dysfunction and mortality in mice through a PI3K/Akt-dependent mechanism.
    Shock. 2009;32:108-17.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
22. KUO JH , Chen SJ, Shih CC, Lue WM, et al
    Abnormal activation of potassium channels in aortic smooth muscle of rats with peritonitis-induced septic shock.
    Shock. 2009;32:74-9.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    June 2009
23. KHAN R , Kirschenbaum LA, Larow C, Berna G, et al
    Augmentation of Platelet and Endothelial Cell eNOS Activity Decreases Sepsis Related Neutrophil-Endothelial Cell Interactions.
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
24. 
    TLRs genetic expression: a tool to predict and diagnose sepsis before its clinical evidence?
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    
25. 
    TLRs genetic expression: a tool to predict and diagnose sepsis before its clinical evidence?
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    
26. NAKAMURA A , Wada H, Ikejiri M, Hatada T, et al
    Efficacy of procalcitonin in the early diagnosis of bacterial infections in a critical care unit.
    Shock. 2009;31:586-91.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
27. DRAISMA A , Bemelmans R, van der Hoeven JG, Spronk P, et al
    Microcirculation and vascular reactivity during endotoxemia and endotoxin tolerance in humans.
    Shock. 2009;31:581-5.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
28. KOPTERIDES P , Bonovas S, Mavrou I, Kostadima E, et al
    Venous oxygen saturation and lactate gradient from superior vena cava to pulmonary artery in patients with septic shock.
    Shock. 2009;31:561-7.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
29. MATEJEC R , Locke G, Muhling J, Harbach HW, et al
    Release of melanotroph- and corticotroph-type proopiomelanocortin derivatives into blood after administration of corticotropin-releasing hormone in patients with septic shock without adrenocortical insufficiency.
    Shock. 2009;31:553-60.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    May 2009
30. HUEBINGER RM , Gomez R, McGee D, Chang LY, et al
    Association of Mitochondrial Allele 4216C with Increased Risk for Sepsis-Related Organ Dysfunction and Shock after Burn Injury.
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
31. HAYAKAWA M , Katabami K, Wada T, Sugano M, et al
    Sivelestat (selective neutrophil elastase inhibitor) improves the mortality rate of sepsis associated with both ARDS and DIC patients.
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
32. CLEMENS MG
    What's new in Shock, May 2009?
    Shock. 2009;31:435-7.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    
33. NAKAMURA T , Sugaya T, Koide H
    Urinary liver-type fatty acid-binding protein in septic shock: effect of polymyxin B-immobilized fiber hemoperfusion.
    Shock. 2009;31:454-9.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
34. O'BRIEN A , Stidwill RP, Clapp LH, Singer M, et al
    Variable effects of inhibiting iNOS and closing the vascular ATP-sensitive potassium channel (via its pore-forming and sulfonylurea receptor subunits) in endotoxic shock.
    Shock. 2009;31:535-41.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
35. SYKORA R , Chvojka J, Krouzecky A, Radej J, et al
    Coupled plasma filtration adsorption in experimental peritonitis-induced septic shock.
    Shock. 2009;31:473-80.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
36. HUTTUNEN R , Hurme M, Laine J, Eklund C, et al
    Endothelial nitric oxide synthase G894T (GLU298ASP) polymorphism is associated with hypotension in patients with E. coli bacteremia but not in bacteremia caused by a gram-positive organism.
    Shock. 2009;31:448-53.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    April 2009
37. RADERMACHER P
    What's new in Shock, April 2009?
    Shock. 2009;31:331-4.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    
38. IIDA A , Yoshidome H, Shida T, Kimura F, et al
    Does prolonged biliary obstructive jaundice sensitize the liver to endotoxemia?
    Shock. 2009;31:397-403.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    March 2009
39. WANG H , Ward MF, Sama AE
    NOVEL HMGB1-INHIBITING THERAPEUTIC AGENTS FOR EXPERIMENTAL SEPSIS.
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
40. KATO S , Hussein MH, Kakita H, Goto T, et al
    Edaravone, a novel free radical scavenger, reduces HMGB-1 and prolongs survival in a neonatal sepsis model.
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
41. JIANG WL , Chen XG, Qu GW, Yue XD, et al
    Rosmarinic Acid Protects against Experimental Sepsis by Inhibiting Proinflammatory Factors Release and Ameliorating Hemodynamics.
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
42. JONKAM CC , Lange M, Traber DL, Maybauer DM, et al
    Cardiovascular Collapse and Vascular Permeability Changes in an Ovine Model of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus Sepsis.
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
43. YU HP , Chaudry IH
    The role of estrogen and receptor agonists in maintaining organ function after trauma-hemorrhage.
    Shock. 2009;31:227-37.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
44. REIM D , Westenfelder K, Kaiser-Moore S, Schlautkotter S, et al
    Role of T cells for cytokine production and outcome in a model of acute septic peritonitis.
    Shock. 2009;31:245-50.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    February 2009
45. HATTORI N , Oda S, Sadahiro T, Nakamura M, et al
    YKL-40 identified by proteomic analysis as a biomarker of sepsis.
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
46. MAYBAUER MO , Traber DL, Maybauer DM
    Catecholamines, vasopressin and markers of acute liver injury in septic shock.
    Shock. 2009;31:222-3.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    
47. LV B , Tang Y, Chen F, Xiao X, et al
    Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide and pituary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide inhibit tissue factor expression in monocyte in vitro and in vivo.
    Shock. 2009;31:185-91.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
48. JOCHBERGER S , Zitt M, Luckner G, Mayr VD, et al
    Postoperative vasopressin and copeptin levels in noncardiac surgery patients: a prospective controlled trial.
    Shock. 2009;31:132-8.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
49. TSEN A , Kirschenbaum LA, LaRow C, Khan R, et al
    The effect of anticoagulants and the role of thrombin on neutrophil-endothelial cell interactions in septic shock.
    Shock. 2009;31:120-4.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
50. RAMAKERS BP , de Goeij M, van der Hoeven JG, Peters WH, et al
    Inflammation-induced hepatotoxicity in humans.
    Shock. 2009;31:151-6.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
51. BAUMGART K , Georgieff M, Radermacher P, Calzia E, et al
    Cardioprotection by hydrogen sulfide: suspended animation, inflammation, and apoptosis.
    Shock. 2009;31:218-9.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    January 2009
52. HOU L , Xie K, Li N, Qin M, et al
    100% OXYGEN INHALATION PROTECTS AGAINST ZYMOSAN-INDUCED STERILE SEPSIS IN MICE: THE ROLES OF INFLAMMATORY CYTOKINES AND ANTIOXIDANT ENZYMES.
    Shock. 2009.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
53. CLEMENS MG
    What's new in shock, January 2009?
    Shock. 2009;31:1-2.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    
54. SPRONG T , Peri G, Neeleman C, Mantovani A, et al
    Pentraxin 3 and C-reactive protein in severe meningococcal disease.
    Shock. 2009;31:28-32.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
55. MAIER S , Pajk W, Ulmer H, Hausdorfer H, et al
    Epoprostenol improves mucosal tissue oxygen tension in an acute endotoxemic pig model.
    Shock. 2009;31:104-10.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
56. BRENDT P , Frey U, Adamzik M, Schafer ST, et al
    Darbepoetin alpha, a long-acting erythropoeitin derivate, does not alter LPS evoked myocardial depression and gene expression of Bax, Bcl-Xs, Bcl-XL, Bcl-2, and TNF-alpha.
    Shock. 2009;31:50-4.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
57. JOHANNES T , Mik EG, Ince C
    Nonresuscitated endotoxemia induces microcirculatory hypoxic areas in the renal cortex in the rat.
    Shock. 2009;31:97-103.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    December 2008
58. LORTS A , Burroughs T, Shanley T
    Elucidating the role of reversible protein phosphorylation in sepsis-induced myocardial dysfunction.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
59. KAO CC , Guntupalli KK, Bandi V, Jahoor F, et al
    WHOLE BODY CO2 PRODUCTION AS AN INDEX OF THE METABOLIC RESPONSE TO SEPSIS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
60. SCHMIDT C , Kurt B, Hocherl K, Bucher M, et al
    Inhibition of NF-kappaB activity prevents downregulation of alpha1-adrenergic receptors and circulatory failure during CLP-induced sepsis.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
61. LOGTERS TT , Laryea MD, Altrichter J, Sokolowski J, et al
    Increased plasma kynurenine values and kynurenine: tryptophan ratios after major trauma are early indicators for the development of sepsis.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
62. COMIM CM , Pereira JG, Steckert A, Petronilho F, et al
    RIVASTIGMINE REVERSES HABITUATION MEMORY IMPAIRMENT OBSERVED IN SEPSIS SURVIVOR RATS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
63. ARNOLD RC , Shapiro NI, Jones AE, Schorr C, et al
    Multi-Center Study of Early Lactate Clearance as a Determinant of Survival in Patients with Presumed Sepsis.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
64. KAO CC , Guntupalli KK, Bandi V, Jahoor F, et al
    WHOLE BODY CO2 PRODUCTION AS AN INDEX OF THE METABOLIC RESPONSE TO SEPSIS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
65. LOGTERS TT , Laryea MD, Altrichter J, Sokolowski J, et al
    Increased plasma kynurenine values and kynurenine: tryptophan ratios after major trauma are early indicators for the development of sepsis.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
66. ARNOLD RC , Shapiro NI, Jones AE, Schorr C, et al
    Multi-Center Study of Early Lactate Clearance as a Determinant of Survival in Patients with Presumed Sepsis.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    November 2008
67. ENKHBAATAR P , Lange M, Nakano Y, Hamahata A, et al
    Role of Neuronal Nitric Oxide Synthase in Ovine Sepsis Model.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
68. BRAHMAMDAM P , Watanabe E, Unsinger J, Chang KC, et al
    Targeted delivery of siRNA to cell death proteins in sepsis.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    October 2008
69. PECK-PALMER OM , Unsinger J, Chang KC, McDonough JS, et al
    MODULATION OF THE BCL-2 FAMILY BLOCKS SEPSIS-INDUCED DEPLETION OF DENDRITIC CELLS AND MACROPHAGES.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
70. KATAGIRI H , Ito Y, Ito S, Murata T, et al
    TNF-alpha induces thromboxane receptor signaling-dependent microcirculatory dysfunction in mouse liver.
    Shock. 2008;30:463-7.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
71. AZEVEDO LC , Park M, Schettino GP
    Novel potential therapies for septic shock.
    Shock. 2008;30 Suppl 1:60-6.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
72. SONG XM , Li JG, Wang YL, Hu ZF, et al
    The protective effect of the cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway against septic shock in rats.
    Shock. 2008;30:468-72.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
73. BARKHAUSEN T , Frerker C, Putz C, Pape HC, et al
    Depletion of NK cells in a murine polytrauma model is associated with improved outcome and a modulation of the inflammatory response.
    Shock. 2008;30:401-10.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
74. LEVY B , Desebbe O, Montemont C, Gibot S, et al
    Increased aerobic glycolysis through beta2 stimulation is a common mechanism involved in lactate formation during shock states.
    Shock. 2008;30:417-21.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
75. HARADA N , Okajima K, Isobe H
    Role of neutrophil elastase in development of pulmonary vascular injury and septic shock in rats.
    Shock. 2008;30:379-87.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    September 2008
76. ANDONEGUI G , Goring K, Liu D, McCafferty DM, et al
    CHARACTERIZATION OF S. PNEUMONIAE PNEUMONIA-INDUCED MULTIPLE ORGAN DYSFUNCTION SYNDROME; AN EXPERIMENTAL MOUSE MODEL OF GRAM-POSITIVE SEPSIS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
77. SHEN L , Mo H, Cai L, Kong T, et al
    LOSARTAN PREVENTS SEPSIS-INDUCED ACUTE LUNG INJURY AND DECREASES ACTIVATION OF NF-kappaB AND MAPKs.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
78. NOVOTNY NM , Lahm T, Markel TA, Crisostomo PR, et al
    ANGIOPOIETIN-1 IN THE TREATMENT OF ISCHEMIA AND SEPSIS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
79. OVERHAUS M , Toegel S, Bauer AJ
    INTERACTION OF HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK AND SUBSEQUENT POLYMICROBIAL SEPSIS ON GASTROINTESTINAL MOTILITY.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
80. NIN N , Lorente JA, Fernandez-Segoviano P, De Paula M, et al
    HIGH-TIDAL VOLUME VENTILATION AGGRAVATES SEPSIS-INDUCED MULTIORGAN DYSFUNCTION IN A DEXAMETHASONE-INHIBITABLE MANNER.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
81. SINER JM , Bhandari V, Engle KM, Elias JA, et al
    ELEVATED SERUM ANGIOPOIETIN 2 LEVELS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED MORTALITY IN SEPSIS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
82. DE SOUZA AL , Seguro AC
    Compartmentalization of the inflammatory response in meningococcal peritonitis.
    Shock. 2008;30:336.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    
83. THIEMERMANN C
    Pathophysiology or experimental therapy of trauma, endotoxemia, ischemia (or hypoxia), and adaptation of cells and tissues to stresses of various etiologies.
    Shock. 2008;30:227-30.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    
84. TUNCTAN B , Korkmaz B, Buharalioglu CK, Firat SS, et al
    A 20-hydroxyeicosatetraenoic acid agonist, N-[20-hydroxyeicosa-5(Z),14(Z)-dienoyl]glycine, opposes the fall in blood pressure and vascular reactivity in endotoxin-treated rats.
    Shock. 2008;30:329-35.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
85. SHARMA R , Markel TA, Wang Y, Crisostomo PR, et al
    Proestrus female rats are more resistant to right ventricular pressure overload.
    Shock. 2008;30:318-23.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    August 2008
86. SALOMAO R
    SEPSIS: THE CHALLENGES IN DEVELOPING AND TRANSLATING KNOWLEDGE.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
    
    
    
87. ALVES-FILHO JC , de Freitas A, Spiller F, Souto FO, et al
    THE ROLE OF NEUTROPHILS IN SEVERE SEPSIS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
88. FERNANDES D , Assreuy J
    NITRIC OXIDE AND VASCULAR REACTIVITY IN SEPSIS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
89. FERNANDES CJ JR , Akamine N, Knobel E
    MYOCARDIAL DEPRESSION IN SEPSIS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
90. COSTA SF
    IMPACT OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE ON THE TREATMENT AND OUTCOME OF PATIENTS WITH SEPSIS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
91. MACHADO FR , Freitas FG
    CONTROVERSIES OF SURVIVING SEPSIS CAMPAIGN BUNDLES: SHOULD WE USE THEM?
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
92. DE ANDRADE SS , Bispo PJ, Gales AC
    ADVANCES IN THE MICROBIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF SEPSIS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
93. MEIRA TELES JM , Silva E, Westphal G, Filho RC, et al
    SURVIVING SEPSIS CAMPAIGN IN BRAZIL.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
94. POLI-DE-FIGUEIREDO LF , Garrido AG, Nakagawa N, Sannomiya P, et al
    EXPERIMENTAL MODELS OF SEPSIS AND THEIR CLINICAL RELEVANCE.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
95. SALLUH JI , Bozza PT, Bozza FA
    SURVIVING SEPSIS CAMPAIGN: A CRITICAL REAPPRAISAL.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
96. SALOMAO R , Martins PS, Brunialti MK, da Luz Fernandes M, et al
    TLRSIGNALING PATHWAY IN PATIENTS WITH SEPSIS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
97. SONG J , Wolf SE, Herndon DN, Wu XW, et al
    Second hit post burn increased proximal gut mucosa epithelial cells damage.
    Shock. 2008;30:184-8.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
98. ZAYAT M , Lichtenberger LM, Dial EJ
    Pathophysiology of LPS-induced gastrointestinal injury in the rat: role of secretory phospholipase A2.
    Shock. 2008;30:206-11.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    July 2008
99. LISSAUER ME , Johnson SB, Bochicchio GV, Feild CJ, et al
    DIFFERENTIAL EXPRESSION OF TOLL-LIKE RECEPTOR GENES: SEPSIS COMPARED TO STERILE INFLAMMATION ONE DAY PRIOR TO SEPSIS DIAGNOSIS.
    Shock. 2008.
    PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
    
    
    
100. SINGER G , Stokes KY, Terao S, Granger DN, et al
     SEPSIS-INDUCED INTESTINAL MICROVASCULAR AND INFLAMMATORY RESPONSES IN OBESE MICE.
     Shock. 2008.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
101. NOMELLINI V , Gomez CR, Gamelli RL, Kovacs EJ, et al
     AGING AND ANIMAL MODELS OF SYSTEMIC INSULT: TRAUMA, BURN, AND SEPSIS.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
102. NOVOTNY NM , Lahm T, Markel TA, Crisostomo PR, et al
     BETA-BLOCKERS IN SEPSIS: REEXAMINING THE EVIDENCE.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
103. RHEE JY , Kwon KT, Ki HK, Shin SY, et al
     SCORING SYSTEMS FOR PREDICTION OF MORTALITY IN PATIENTS WITH INTENSIVE CARE UNIT-ACQUIRED SEPSIS: A COMPARISON OF THE PITT BACTEREMIA SCORE WITH APACHE II SCORING SYSTEMS.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
104. ABRAHAM S , Szabo A, Kaszaki J, Varga R, et al
     Kupffer cell blockade improves the endotoxin-induced microcirculatory inflammatory response in obstructive jaundice.
     Shock. 2008;30:69-74.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
105. REMICK DG
     What's new in Shock, July 2008?
     Shock. 2008;30:1-2.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
     
     
     June 2008
106. DOURSOUT MF , Oguchi T, Fischer UM, Liang Y, et al
     Distribution of NOS isoforms in a porcine endotoxin shock model.
     Shock. 2008;29:692-702.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
107. MANSART A , Ross JJ, Reilly CS, Brown NJ, et al
     LPS abolishes extrasplenic vasoconstriction to atrial natriuretic peptide: the role of NO and endothelin 1.
     Shock. 2008;29:675-80.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     May 2008
108. MOUBARAK P , Zilker S, Wolf H, Hofner B, et al
     ACTIVITY-GUIDED ANTITHROMBIN III THERAPY IN SEVERE SURGICAL SEPSIS: EFFICACY AND SAFETY ACCORDING TO A RETROSPECTIVE DATA ANALYSIS.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
109. CHEN YC , Jenq CC, Tian YC, Chang MY, et al
     RIFLE CLASSIFICATION FOR PREDICTING IN-HOSPITAL MORTALITY IN CRITICALLY ILL SEPSIS PATIENTS.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
110. LAMONTAGNE F , Meade M, Ondiveeran HK, Lesur O, et al
     NITRIC OXIDE DONORS IN SEPSIS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF CLINICAL AND IN VIVO PRECLINICAL DATA.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
111. HE M , Moochhala SM, Adhikari S, Bhatia M, et al
     ADMINISTRATION OF EXOGENOUS FRACTALKINE, A CX3C CHEMOKINE, IS CAPABLE OF MODULATING INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE IN CLP-INDUCED SEPSIS.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
112. HAYAKAWA M , Sawamura A, Yanagida Y, Sugano M, et al
     THE RESPONSE OF ANTITHROMBIN III ACTIVITY AFTER SUPPLEMENTATION DECREASES IN PROPORTION TO THE SEVERITY OF SEPSIS AND LIVER DYSFUNCTION.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
113. TANEJA R , Sharma AP, Hallett MB, Findlay GP, et al
     IMMATURE CIRCULATING NEUTROPHILS IN SEPSIS HAVE IMPAIRED PHAGOCYTOSIS AND CALCIUM SIGNALING.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
114. PIEL DA , Deutschman CS, Levy RJ
     EXOGENOUS CYTOCHROME C RESTORES MYOCARDIAL CYTOCHROME OXIDASE ACTIVITY INTO THE LATE PHASE OF SEPSIS.
     Shock. 2008;29:612-616.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
115. CAUWELS A , Brouckaert P
     Critical role for small and large conductance calcium-dependent potassium channels in endotoxemia and TNF toxicity.
     Shock. 2008;29:577-82.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
116. AMIN PB , Diebel LN, Liberati DM
     The synergistic effect of ethanol and shock insults on Caco-2 cytokine production and apoptosis.
     Shock. 2008;29:631-5.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
117. MARECHAL X , Favory R, Joulin O, Montaigne D, et al
     Endothelial glycocalyx damage during endotoxemia coincides with microcirculatory dysfunction and vascular oxidative stress.
     Shock. 2008;29:572-6.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
118. REMICK DG
     What's new in Shock, May 2008?
     Shock. 2008;29:541-2.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
     
     
     April 2008
119. CIRIONI O , Ghiselli R, Tomasinsig L, Orlando F, et al
     EFFICACY OF LL-37 AND GRANULOCYTE COLONY-STIMULATING FACTOR IN A NEUTROPENIC MURINE SEPSIS DUE TO PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
120. SHAPIRO NI , Yano K, Okada H, Fischer C, et al
     A prospective, observational study of soluble FLT-1 and vascular endothelial growth factor in sepsis.
     Shock. 2008;29:452-7.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
121. BUERKE U , Carter JM, Schlitt A, Russ M, et al
     Apoptosis contributes to septic cardiomyopathy and is improved by simvastatin therapy.
     Shock. 2008;29:497-503.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
122. MAYR FB , Firbas C, Leitner JM, Spiel AO, et al
     Effects of the pan-selectin antagonist bimosiamose (TBC1269) in experimental human endotoxemia.
     Shock. 2008;29:475-82.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
123. THIEMERMANN C
     What's new in Shock, April 2008?
     Shock. 2008;29:427-30.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
     
     
     
124. DE KRUIF MD , Lemaire LC, Giebelen IA, Groot AP, et al
     Effects of prednisolone on the systemic release of mediators of cell-mediated cytotoxicity during human endotoxemia.
     Shock. 2008;29:458-61.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
125. MORELLI A , Lange M, Ertmer C, Dunser M, et al
     Short-term effects of phenylephrine on systemic and regional hemodynamics in patients with septic shock: a crossover pilot study.
     Shock. 2008;29:446-51.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     March 2008
126. TSUJIMOTO H , Ono S, Efron PA, Scumpia PO, et al
     ROLE OF TOLL-LIKE RECEPTORS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SEPSIS.
     Shock. 2008;29:315-321.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
127. VAN EIJK LT , Dorresteijn MJ, Pikkers P
     Gender influences in vivo human responses to endotoxin.
     Shock. 2008;29:422.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
     
     
     
128. PHUA J , Koay ES, Lee KH
     Lactate, procalcitonin, and amino-terminal pro-B-type natriuretic peptide versus cytokine measurements and clinical severity scores for prognostication in septic shock.
     Shock. 2008;29:328-33.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
129. NOGUEIRA AC , Kawabata V, Biselli P, Lins MH, et al
     Changes in plasma free fatty acid levels in septic patients are associated with cardiac damage and reduction in heart rate variability.
     Shock. 2008;29:342-8.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     February 2008
130. MARGRAF S , Logters T, Reipen J, Altrichter J, et al
     NEUTROPHIL-DERIVED CIRCULATING FREE DNA (cf-DNA/NETs), A POTENTIAL PROGNOSTIC MARKER FOR POSTTRAUMATIC DEVELOPMENT OF INFLAMMATORY SECOND HIT AND SEPSIS.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
131. NGUYEN HB , Banta JE, Cho TW, Van Ginkel C, et al
     MORTALITY PREDICTIONS USING CURRENT PHYSIOLOGIC SCORING SYSTEMS IN PATIENTS MEETING CRITERIA FOR EARLY GOAL-DIRECTED THERAPY AND THE SEVERE SEPSIS RESUSCITATION BUNDLE.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
132. SPIGHT D , Trapnell B, Berclaz BZ, Shanley TP, et al
     GRANULOCYTE-MACROPHAGE-COLONY-STIMULATING FACTOR-DEPENDENT PERITONEAL MACROPHAGE RESPONSES DETERMINE SURVIVAL IN EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED PERITONITIS AND SEPSIS IN MICE.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
133. VERSTEILEN AM , Heemskerk AE, Groeneveld AB, van Wijhe M, et al
     Mechanisms of the urinary concentration defect and effect of desmopressin during endotoxemia in rats.
     Shock. 2008;29:217-22.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
134. LIPCSEY M , Larsson A, Eriksson MB, Sjolin J, et al
     Effect of the administration rate on the biological responses to a fixed dose of endotoxin in the anesthetized pig.
     Shock. 2008;29:173-80.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
135. STEHR SN , Knels L, Weissflog C, Schober J, et al
     Effects of IGM-enriched solution on polymorphonuclear neutrophil function, bacterial clearance, and lung histology in endotoxemia.
     Shock. 2008;29:167-72.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     January 2008
136. WHEELER DS , Lahni PM, Denenberg AG, Poynter SE, et al
     INDUCTION OF ENDOTOXIN TOLERANCE ENHANCES BACTERIAL CLEARANCE AND SURVIVAL IN MURINE POLYMICROBIAL SEPSIS.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
137. ASADUZZAMAN M , Zhang S, Lavasani S, Wang Y, et al
     LFA-1 AND MAC-1 MEDIATE PULMONARY RECRUITMENT OF NEUTROPHILS AND TISSUE DAMAGE IN ABDOMINAL SEPSIS.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
138. SCHWULST SJ , Muenzer JT, Peck-Palmer OM, Chang KC, et al
     BIM siRNA DECREASES LYMPHOCYTE APOPTOSIS AND IMPROVES SURVIVAL IN SEPSIS.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
139. HAGIWARA S , Iwasaka H, Shingu C, Noguchi T, et al
     EFFECT OF ENTERAL VS. PARENTERAL NUTRITION ON INFLAMMATION AND CARDIAC FUNCTION IN A RAT MODEL OF ENDOTOXIN-INDUCED SEPSIS.
     Shock. 2008;.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
140. HOFFMAN JN , Fertmann JM, Vollmar B, Laschke MW, et al
     Immunoglobulin M-enriched human intravenous immunoglobulins reduce leukocyte-endothelial cell interactions and attenuate microvascular perfusion failure in normotensive endotoxemia.
     Shock. 2008;29:133-9.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
141. HSING CH , Chiu CJ, Chang LY, Hsu CC, et al
     IL-19 is involved in the pathogenesis of endotoxic shock.
     Shock. 2008;29:7-15.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
142. ENOH VT , Lin SH, Etogo A, Lin CY, et al
     CD4+ T-cell depletion is not associated with alterations in survival, bacterial clearance, and inflammation after cecal ligation and puncture.
     Shock. 2008;29:56-64.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
143. BROKING K , Lange M, Morelli A, Ertmer C, et al
     Employing dobutamine as a useful agent to reverse the terlipressin-linked impairments in cardiopulmonary hemodynamics and global oxygen transport in healthy and endotoxemic sheep.
     Shock. 2008;29:71-7.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
144. SAIA RS , Anselmo-Franci JA, Carnio EC
     Hypothermia during endotoxemic shock in female mice lacking inducible nitric oxide synthase.
     Shock. 2008;29:119-26.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     December 2007
145. FUCHS PCH , Groger A, Bozkurt A, Johnen D, et al
     Cortisol in severely burned patients: investigations on disturbance of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis.
     Shock. 2007;28:662-667.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
146. ZORN-PAULY K , Pelzmann B, Lang P, Machler H, et al
     Endotoxin impairs the human pacemaker current If.
     Shock. 2007;28:655-661.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
147. GIULIANO JS JR , Lahni PM, Harmon K, Wong HR, et al
     Admission angiopoietin levels in children with septic shock.
     Shock. 2007;28:650-654.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
148. SAKR Y , Vincent JL, Schuerholz T, Filipescu D, et al
     Early- versus late-onset shock in European intensive care units.
     Shock. 2007;28:636-643.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
149. RINALDI L , Girardis M
     A modified goal-directed protocol improves clinical outcome in intensive care unit patients with septic shock patients: a randomized controlled trial.
     Shock. 2007;28:741.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles   
     
     
     
150. ZHAN J , Wang Y, Wang C, Li J, et al
     Protective effects of penehyclidine hydrochloride on septic mice and its mechanism.
     Shock. 2007;28:727-32.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     October 2007
151. OGURA H , Gando S, Iba T, Eguchi Y, et al
     SIRS-associated coagulopathy and organ dysfunction in critically ill patients with thrombocytopenia.
     Shock. 2007;28:411-7.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
152. LANGE M , Morelli A, Ertmer C, Broking K, et al
     Role of adenosine triphosphate-sensitive potassium channel inhibition in shock states: physiology and clinical implications.
     Shock. 2007;28:394-400.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     
     
153. ADIB-CONQUY M , Monchi M, Goulenok C, Laurent I, et al
     Increased plasma levels of soluble triggering receptor expressed on myeloid cells 1 and procalcitonin after cardiac surgery and cardiac arrest without infection.
     Shock. 2007;28:406-10.
     PubMed     Text format     Related articles    Abstract available
     
     

Thank you for your interest in scientific medicine.

Amedeo is a Flying Publisher website.    Design: