2000
DOI: 10.1007/s001340000616
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Bactericidal/permeability-increasing protein (BPI) in sepsis correlates with the severity of sepsis and the outcome

Abstract: The BPI and BPI/neutrophil ratios may serve as adjunctive tools to illustrate the severity of sepsis. However, their predictive power for sepsis-related death was not comparable to that of SAPS II scores and IL-8.

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“…BPI also blocks the endotoxic effects of LPS and promotes phagocytosis of BPI-coated bacteria [21][22][23]. Previous reports also showed that very high plasma levels of BPI correlate with increased mortality [24,25], and that plasma concentrations of BPI are significantly higher among community-acquired pneumonia patients than among healthy control subjects [26]. These findings and our present results suggest that the mechanism of developing NIPC is associated with pulmonary infection by Gram-negative pathogens.…”
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