感染症による発熱は生体の防御反応 [英国27万人対象の研究より] 感染症に対する解熱の有効性は疑問。 https://t.co/vgfiODIztL 36.5-36.9°C(平熱)と比較して、39-39.4°Cで死亡のリスクが最低。 ただし、42度を超える場合は体温を下げなければ危険=解熱の絶対適応
lower temp = higher mortality among 636051 ICU patients with infection in New Zealand, Australia, UK https://t.co/hGZzw2iyxk
Paper #1 shows the association between early peak temperature and mortality in ICU in patients with and without infection https://t.co/or9Bv53sIT
@SepsisUK @srrezaie @Core_EM Beneficial effect of 🤒 in infection well established in the past. See: https://t.co/pLebsS6Qko & https://t.co/3fEsNTPWaj
Further evidence that fever inversely related to mortality in sepsis, courtesy of @ANZICS_CTG https://t.co/vPxs0XBk2P
RT @strachanjamie: #CCR16 @DogICUma The higher the temperature in first 24 hours in those with an infection, the lower the mortality https:…
RT @strachanjamie: #CCR16 @DogICUma The higher the temperature in first 24 hours in those with an infection, the lower the mortality https:…
RT @strachanjamie: #CCR16 @DogICUma The higher the temperature in first 24 hours in those with an infection, the lower the mortality https:…
RT @strachanjamie: #CCR16 @DogICUma The higher the temperature in first 24 hours in those with an infection, the lower the mortality https:…
#CCR16 @DogICUma The higher the temperature in first 24 hours in those with an infection, the lower the mortality https://t.co/dOxG6gyaw4
Should we be treating infective fever in critically ill? (NB association with death NOT same as causality) http://t.co/QJpDU5f1JX
Should we be treating infective fever in critically ill? (NB association with death NOT same as causality) http://t.co/QJpDU5f1JX