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Iron overload before cecal ligation and puncture increases mortality.
Joseph J. Wizorek
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Isaiah R. Turnbull
, Timothy G. Buchman
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
Section of Acute and Critical Care Surgery
Bursky Center for Human Immunology and Immunotherapy
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Cecal Ligation
100%
Cecal Puncture
100%
Iron Overload
100%
Low Iron
100%
Dysregulated
60%
Iron Metabolism
60%
Iron Loading
60%
Sepsis
40%
Critically Ill Patients
40%
Abdominal Sepsis
40%
HFE Gene
40%
Wild Mice
20%
Clinical Outcomes
20%
Mouse Model
20%
Clinically Significant
20%
High Mortality
20%
Clinical Practice
20%
Increased Mortality
20%
Blood Product Transfusion
20%
Critical Care Patients
20%
Hemochromatosis
20%
Hepatic Tissue
20%
Direct Administration
20%
Iron Concentration
20%
High Iron
20%
Iron Handling
20%
Iron Therapy
20%
Iron Level
20%
Chemical Assay
20%
Medicine and Dentistry
Ligation
100%
Puncture
100%
Iron Overload
100%
Flurothyl
100%
Iron Restriction
55%
Sepsis
44%
Iron Metabolism
33%
Intensive Care
11%
Hemochromatosis
11%
Blood Product
11%
Iron Supplement
11%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Iron Poisoning
100%
Flurothyl
100%
Iron Deficiency
55%
Sepsis
44%
Wild Type Mouse
11%
Mouse Model
11%
Hemochromatosis
11%
Immunology and Microbiology
Iron Metabolism
100%
Wild Type
66%
Mouse Model
33%
Wild Type Mouse
33%
Blood Product
33%