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Cytokine removal in human septic shock: Where are we and where are we going?

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Fig. 1 Cytokine response after sepsis. Normal and abnormal immune response after an (infectious) insult (A)
Fig. 2 Balance between the pro‑ and anti‑inflammatory mediators. immunosuppression and increased anti‑inflammatory mediators (grey area shows net effects)
Fig. 3 The rationale of bulk removal of cytokines during cytokine storm. When homeostasis is normal, the pro‑inflammatory (open circles), and anti‑inflammatory (closed circles) mediators are in balance, molecules are present evenly as demonstrated in the f

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