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Innate Immunity in the Persistent Inflammation, Immunosuppression, and Catabolism Syndrome and Its Implications for Therapy.
Front Immunol
103
2018
CCI, Catabolism Syndrome, Immunosuppression, PICS, Persistent Inflammation, cancer, chronic critical illness, critically ill, dysfunctional myeloid populations, hemorrhage, organ dysfunction, patient, patients, persistent inflammation, immunosuppression, and catabolism syndrome, sepsis, severe trauma, trauma
Chronic Disease, Critical Illness, Disease Susceptibility, Host-Pathogen Interactions, Humans, Immune Tolerance, Immunity, Innate, Inflammation, Metabolic Syndrome, Phenotype, Precision Medicine, Sepsis
Author NameAffiliation
Hiroyuki HoriguchiUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Hiroyuki HoriguchiNational Defense Medical College
Tyler J LoftusUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Tyler J LoftusUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Russell B HawkinsUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Steven L RaymondUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Julie A StortzUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
McKenzie K HollenUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Brett P WeissUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Elizabeth S MillerUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Azra BihoracUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Azra BihoracUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Shawn D LarsonUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Alicia M MohrUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Scott C BrakenridgeUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Hironori TsujimotoNational Defense Medical College
Hideki UenoNational Defense Medical College
Frederick A MooreUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Lyle L MoldawerUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Lyle L MoldawerUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Philip A EfronUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
Philip A EfronUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
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