What Are the Different Causes of Septic Shock?

Septic shock refers to a systemic malignant pathophysiological phenomenon caused by pathogens infecting the host, and its mortality rate is as high as 30-80%. Septic shock is the phenomenon of hypotension and low pressure perfusion of tissues and organs after sepsis.

Septic shock

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Septic shock

Mediating factor

Cell media:

Activate macrophages,

The main experimental modes of sepsis can be divided into three categories (Parker and Watkins, 2001):

Septicemia leads to organ dysfunction,

In the United States, multiple studies have shown that the mortality rate for septic shock is between 21.6-50.8%. The incidence is slightly higher in men, accounting for 52-66%. Most patients are over 60 years old.

In addition to the regular

In October 2012, the Hong Kong SAR Government's Department of Health announced that three women had septic shock after undergoing an intravenous infusion treatment at the DR Medical Cosmetology Group in Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island, that is, "zombie beauty." [1]