A patient presents at the Emergency Department with one or more diffuse symptoms such as tachycardia, elevated temperature, or altered mental status, which clinically suggest a possible case of sepsis.
A 10 µl sample of peripheral blood is taken to be analyzed with the HISTSHOCK test in order to confirm the diagnosis and severity of sepsis, enabling the application of personalized measures.
Moreover, this result will allow for prognosis of the risk of progression to more severe conditions such as septic shock or DIC, making it possible to intervene preventively and alter the course of sepsis progression.
As HISTSHOCK is a dynamic test, the effects of interventions on the course of the disease can be effectively monitored, allowing clinical interventions to be tailored to each patient’s response and resources to be adapted to actual needs.
It is estimated that worldwide there are 149 million suspected cases of sepsis each year.