ArticleInflammation research : official journal of the European Histamine Research Society ... [et al.]2024
The clinical trajectory of peripheral blood immune cell subsets, T-cell activation, and cytokines in septic patients.
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Abstract
OBJECTIVE AND
designChanges in the immune status of patients with sepsis may have a major impact on their prognosis. Our research focused on changes in various immune cell subsets and T-cell activation during the progression of sepsis. METHODS AND SUBJECTS: We collected data from 188 sepsis patients at the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine. The main focus was on the patient's immunocyte subset typing, T-cell activation/Treg cell analysis, and cytokine assay, which can indicate the immune status of the patient.
resultsThe study found that the number of CD4
conclusionOur study found that immunosuppression occurs in patients early in sepsis. Early monitoring of the patient's immune status may provide a timely warning of the disease.
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