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Criteria for Pediatric Sepsis: A Historic Perspective Provided by Systematic Review

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The systematic review led by Kusa Menon and Lauren Source focused on identifying variables associated with sepsis and mortality in children. The study applied methods similar to the Adult Sepsis 3.0 approach and analyzed papers from 2004 to 2020. The review found limited criteria for identifying sepsis but highlighted factors like decreased consciousness and PRISM scores as significant. Mortality predictors included organ dysfunction and socioeconomic disparities, with lower-income countries showing higher mortality rates. The study emphasized the need for more inclusive research, particularly from non-ICU and lower-income settings, to improve sepsis understanding and outcomes.

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Two-Hour Concurrent Session | Announcement of the Novel Phoenix Pediatric Sepsis Criteria

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Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Year 2024

Keywords

pediatric sepsis

mortality predictors

socioeconomic disparities

PRISM scores

systematic review

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