2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00134-021-06506-y
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Surviving sepsis campaign: international guidelines for management of sepsis and septic shock 2021

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“…Despite more than three decades of research and more than 200 randomized controlled trials, we do not have a single treatment that consistently saves lives in sepsis patients (Marshall, 2014). Treatment of sepsis remains largely supportive with simple measures such as source control, timely antibiotics, resuscitation, and supportive care for organ dysfunction (Evans et al, 2021). In a hope for more successful clinical trials and better outcomes, the critical care community now considers the value of subgrouping sepsis patients either on measurable characteristics that inform treatment response (predictive enrichment) or outcome (prognostic enrichment) or to identify two or more homogeneous subgroups with common clinical and laboratory features (subphenotypes) or specific pathobiological abnormalities that could be targeted (endotypes) (Shankar-Hari and Rubenfeld, 2019;Stanski and Wong, 2020).…”
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“…Despite more than three decades of research and more than 200 randomized controlled trials, we do not have a single treatment that consistently saves lives in sepsis patients (Marshall, 2014). Treatment of sepsis remains largely supportive with simple measures such as source control, timely antibiotics, resuscitation, and supportive care for organ dysfunction (Evans et al, 2021). In a hope for more successful clinical trials and better outcomes, the critical care community now considers the value of subgrouping sepsis patients either on measurable characteristics that inform treatment response (predictive enrichment) or outcome (prognostic enrichment) or to identify two or more homogeneous subgroups with common clinical and laboratory features (subphenotypes) or specific pathobiological abnormalities that could be targeted (endotypes) (Shankar-Hari and Rubenfeld, 2019;Stanski and Wong, 2020).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Das klinische „1 h bundle“ sollte idealerweise innerhalb der ersten Stunde abgeschlossen sein. Trotz fehlender harter Evidenz für die Festlegung eines Zeitpunkts von 60 min nach dem medizinischen Erstkontakt [ 17 ] folgt diese Logik dem Prinzip einer „golden hour“, wie es bei vielen anderen notfallmedizinischen Entitäten, wie beispielsweise dem Polytrauma, Schlaganfall oder okklusiven Myokardinfarkt, etabliert und akzeptiert ist [ 9 , 12 , 15 , 16 ].…”
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“…Die hämodynamische Stabilisierung nimmt bei Patienten mit (vermuteter) Sepsis bereits im prähospitalen Setting einen zentralen Stellenwert ein [ 9 , 15 ].…”
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