Sepsis management in pre-hospital care – the earlier, the better?

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Emergency medical services often serve as the initial point of contact for septic patients, offering crucial pre-hospital intervention opportunities. However, the efficacy of pre-hospital interventions remains uncertain. From this perspective, we’ll talk about the available evidence of pre-hospital sepsis and septic shock treatment and the barriers to its implementation.

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Lazzarin, T., Ballarin, R. S., Zornoff, L., Tanni, S. E., Paiva, S. A. R. de, Azevedo, P. S., & Minicucci, M. F. (2024, December 1). Sepsis management in pre-hospital care – the earlier, the better? BMC Emergency Medicine. BioMed Central Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12873-024-01137-0

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