Nicole Kupchik
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 16 Dec
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We're talking about sepsis.
And we both know that sepsis has profound effects on the body, both in the acute phase, but also in the recovery phase.
And so one of the things I wanted to chat about today, so let's say we've got a patient who survived sepsis.
Septic shock, delirium, I was just pile it all on.
And now they're getting discharged.
They're going home or maybe to a rehab facility.
What types of things do patients now have to
deal with once they're in the recovery phase of sepsis from a neurologic standpoint.
Well, and I think we've seen so many times, even while patients are hospitalized from a cardiovascular standpoint, we'll see cardiac dysfunction.
We even see a traditionally non-cardiac patient go into atrial fibrillation.
So long term does that same patient have those risks?
So when we get down to the root of like what is causing all these long term effects, so we know inflammation plays a huge part.
What else lends to
the long term effects that we're seeing with
And do you feel that perhaps like statins can play a role, or maybe even like metformin or the GLP one drugs?
Do you do is there a a role for any of these medications?
Yeah, because I mean so many of these patients get discharged and it's like discharged to who, right?
Their primary care provider who
How do you even like how do you identify who that high risk patient is, right?
So uh do you know of any programs where they're measuring inflammatory markers or things like that once a patient gets discharged after having septis?
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