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Subphenotypes of Sepsis
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The speaker discusses the need for a taxonomy of sepsis and the challenges in defining subtypes. They argue that while there is a desire to create discrete subtypes based on clinical and biological data, the reality is that patients often have overlapping characteristics. The speaker questions the meaningfulness of these subtypes and suggests alternative approaches such as individual treatment effects. They also highlight the lack of consensus and implementation of subtypes in clinical trials. Overall, the speaker emphasizes the need for further research and progress in understanding the heterogeneity of sepsis.
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Sepsis, 2023
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Type: one-hour concurrent | Subphenotypes in Intensive Care Medicine: Overcoming the Barrier of Heterogeneity (SessionID 1228392)
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Sepsis
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Sepsis
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2023
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taxonomy of sepsis
defining subtypes
clinical and biological data
individual treatment effects
heterogeneity of sepsis
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