A few words of caution on blood purification in sepsis – Critical Care

With great interest we read the recent review by Bottari et al. describing various technologies and concepts of extracorporeal blood purification (EBP) in patients with sepsis [1]. We would like to congratulate the authors for their thorough and balanced review of the chall enges associated with EBP in sepsis. However, it must be underlined that the clinical use of EBP remains complex and is not yet supported by robust evidence. We believe that the current review, by presenting concrete suggestions for

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