New 2012 Surviving Sepsis Campaign Guidelines Released

The much anticipated 2012 Surviving Sepsis Campaign guidelines were released at the annual Society of Critical Care Medicine congress in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The new guidelines are published in the February 2013 issue of Critical Care Medicine (CCM 2013;41(2):580)...

Should fever be treated in septic patients?

The usual knee-jerk response to fever is to reduce it (fever here is defined as rectal temperatures >38.3ºC / 101ºF). Although clinicians know that typical fevers below approximately 40-41ºC (104-105.8ºF) are generally harmless for most patients, fevers below this...

The Sepsis Clinical Guide news feed

The Sepsis Clinical Guide version 2.0 for iOS includes ESCAVO’s News feed. Here, Sepsis app users will receive periodic news and information in the field of sepsis management, infectious disease, critical care, mobile health, and other relevant topics. We will...

Sepsis App Giveaway During Sepsis Awareness Month!

In recognition of Sepsis Awareness Month, we will be giving away free copies of our popular Sepsis Clinical Guide app during the entire month of September. We want to put this valuable tool in the hands of as many physicians and other healthcare workers as possible,...

What is Sepsis and Why Did We Make an App for it?

Why a sepsis app? As is it often the case, it’s personal. Sepsis has affected people very close to us and we wanted to do something about it. And we’re not alone. Every year, over 700,000 people are affected by sepsis and over 200,000 die from it in the...