ArticleFrontiers in immunology2026
Immunological dynamics of memory T cells in gram-negative septic shock patients: a prospective clinical study.
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Background: Septic shock induced by Gram-negative bacilli can lead to severe immune dysfunction. The dysfunction and reprogramming of memory T cells are closely involved in the immunosuppressive state of septic shock. This study aimed to investigate the dynamic changes of memory T cells in such patients and their association with clinical outcomes. Methods: This study is a prospective clinical research. Thirty-five patients with Gram-negative septic shock were enrolled and classified into survival and non-survival groups. Peripheral blood samples were obtained on admission, day 2 and day 7 after admission, and patients were stratified into survival and death groups based on 28-day survival status. Flow cytometry was performed to analyze the proportions of lymphocyte subsets as well as CD4 Results: Compared with survivors, non-survivors showed significantly reduced counts of CD8 Conclusion: Patients with Gram-negative septic shock exhibited early elevation in the proportion and activity of CD8
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