Sepsis Updates
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Objectives
• Understand the new definitions of sepsis
• Understand current best practice for initial care of patients
with *severe* sepsis/septic shock
• Brief review of novel therapy with promise
New Definition-Why?
• Last definition update was in 2001-prior to landmark
research and extensive education efforts at standardizing
treatment
• Previous definitions were based on expert opinion—
professional societies felt it important to use more concrete
research to confirm best definition
• Cohorts were obtained from 5 large data sets encompassing
177 hospitals--~5,000,000 patient records were assess
New definition
• Infections were defined in a patient when cultures were
obtained and antibiotics were initiated in a 24 hours time
interval
• 4 separate candidate criteria for determining sepsis where
applied in cases of infection
• SIRS
• Sequential organ failure assessment (SOFA)
• Logistic organ dysfunction system (LODS)
• Quick sequential organ failure assessment (qSOFA)
New Definition
• Sepsis should be defined as life-threatening
organ dysfunction caused by a dysregulated host
response to infection
• Organ dysfunction defined by an increase in
SOFA score of 2 • These patient’s have a 10% increased risk of mortality
• Septic shock-sepsis requiring a vasopressor to
maintain MAP > 65, or sepsis with serum lactate
of 2 after adequate volume resuscitation• These patient have a 40% increased risk of mortality
New Rapid assessment for Sepsis in non-ICU Patients
• Non-ICU patients with a qSOFA score of
at least 2 much better discriminating
those with infections who at risk of
decompensation
• Criteria include RR > 22, SBP < 100,
and altered mental status
• Severe sepsis no longer exists—all
sepsis should be considered SEVERE
Questions About EGDT
• The Good-Sepsis mortality has fallen
nation wide since standardization efforts
have taken place (20-30%)
• Questions about what elements most
important
What Do I Make of These Studies?
• Understand “usual care” has been informed for
the last 20 years by EGDT and the surviving
sepsis guidelines
• Not all septic patients need lines
• Can probably get away from so much IVF, but
need to monitor something
• No longer strong evidence to follow SvO2 in
severe sepsis/septic shock, although it is not
wrong to do so
Effect of Abx Timing on Survival
Crit Care Med 2006;34:1589-96
Time from hypotension onset (hours)
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Take Home Points
• Early and appropriate antibiotics are super important
• The new definitions for sepsis are helpful for identifying
sicker patient that likely need our help in the ICU, but I don’t
know when they will be adopted
• Remember, it took 20 years for CMS guidelines to be
implemented based largely on EGDT
• Septic patients still need fluids, and dynamic measurements
of hemodynamic parameters are better than static
measurements (interpreting doc needs to know what they
are doing with dynamic measurements)
Vitamin C
Marik PE, Khangoora V, Rivera R, Hooper MH, Catravas J, Hydrocortisone,
Vitamin C and Thiamine for the Treatment of Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock: A Retrospective
BeforeAfter
Study, CHEST (2017), doi: 10.1016/j.chest.2016.11.036.
• Patients with severe sepsis and septic shock and
with a procalcitonin > 2 admitted between January
2016-July 2016 were treated with study protocol
• Medications included 1.5 grams of vitamin C Q6H,
Thiamine 200 mg IV Q12H, and hydrocortisone 50
mg IV Q6H
• Control group was same patient population from
June 2015-December 2015