Sepsis – ein Update 2016

 

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Zusammenfassung

Die Inzidenz der Sepsis nimmt in Deutschland nach neuesten DRG Auswertungen weiter zu und auch die Letalität ist weiterhin auf hohem Niveau. Ziel der neuen Sepsis - 3 Definition ist das Erkennen und den Therapiebeginn zu optimieren. Die Therapie Algorithmen nach Rivers (EGDT) sind in die Jahre gekommen. Eine rasche Identifikation von septischen Patienten, schnelle Antibiotikagabe und rasches Therapiemanagement sind entscheidend.

Abstract

The incidence of sepsis increases in Germany from latest DRG evaluations and also the mortality is still at a high level. The aim of the new Sepsis - 3 definition is to optimize the identification and initiation of therapy. The treatment algorithms by Rivers (EGDT) are getting old. Rapid identification of septic patients, rapid administration of antibiotics and rapid therapy management are crucial.

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