Notfall Sepsis: Erkennen, Diagnose, Therapie

Die Sepsis ist ein lebensbedrohlicher Notfall. Eine adäquate Therapie erfolgt aufgrund unspezifischer Symptome, des multifaktoriellen Krankheitsbildes, logistischer Probleme und Unwissenheit bei Laien und medizinischem Personal häufig zu spät. Frühes Erkennen, sofortige Diagnostik und schnelle Therapie sind für die Prognose von Sepsispatienten extrem relevant. Der Beitrag beschreibt die wichtigsten praktischen Aspekte der Notfallversorgung bei Sepsis.

Schlüsselwörter

Sepsis - Blutkultur - Antibiotikatherapie - Herdsanierung - Infektiologie

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