Resuscitation in Endotoxaemic Shock - Understanding Sepsis (RESUS) [ 2014 - ]

Research Grant

Researchers: Prof John Fraser (Principal investigator) ,  A/Pr Kiran Shekar ,  A/Pr Michelle Chew ,  A/Pr Yoke Lin Fung ,  Dr JohnPaul Tung
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Brief description Annually, sepsis affects up to 30 million patients, killing more patients than the combined totals of breast, prostate and lung cancer. Fluid resuscitation is a cornerstone of sepsis therapy, aimed at improving oxygen delivery to key organs. Data now indicates that blood and non-blood fluids may worsen mortality. This study will investigate the mechanism of sepsis and the effect of blood and non-blood fluids, to provide data to clinicians which may reduce the vast global burden of this disease.

Funding Amount $949,279.00

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