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WHEN AND HOW MUCH? STEROIDS IN SEPSIS
Erica Crosley, MD, MPH, Philip Yang, MD, MSc, Annette M. Esper, MD, MSc
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Sepsis is a complex syndrome characterized by organ dysfunction due to an inappropriate immune response to infection. The document outlines the role of steroids, particularly hydrocortisone, in treating septic shock, emphasizing updated guidelines that recommend steroid use regardless of vasopressor dosage. It also addresses the need for further research on steroid tapering and the choice of steroid regimens based on clinical scenarios.
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