The clinical significance of sCD14-ST for blood biomarker in neonatal hematosepsis
Introduction:
Systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) triggered by infectious causes will be resuited in hematosepsis.[1] The source of infection can be placental abruption at birth, mother-to-fetus transmission, living environment, hospital infection, etc. A number of pathogenic bacteria may invade blood circulation,
then release and disseminate toxins by reproduction. It will be terrible if we only treat with amount of broad-spectrum antibiotic as normal infection.[2]
Systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) triggered by infectious causes will be resuited in hematosepsis.[1] The source of infection can be placental abruption at birth, mother-to-fetus transmission, living environment, hospital infection, etc. A number of pathogenic bacteria may invade blood circulation,
then release and disseminate toxins by reproduction. It will be terrible if we only treat with amount of broad-spectrum antibiotic as normal infection.[2]