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Are superantigens the cause of cytokine storm and viral sepsis in severe COVID‐19? Observations and hypothesis

22 Jul 2020

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Right now the world is going through an unprecedented pandemic caused by a novel coronavirus. Recent papers pointed out the fatal outcome in most of the severe cases, in which a cytokine storm has been proven to be the cause of a systemic shock, acute respiratory syndrome, multiorgan failure and consequently death. Several explanations have been proposed trying to explain the pathophysiology of the cytokine...

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PMID: 32697367
DOI: 10.1111/sji.12944

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