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Neutrophil phenotyping reflects injury severity when base excess and lactate remain normal.
European journal of trauma and emergency surgery : official publication of the European Trauma Society - 12 Aug 2026
van Eerten F J C, Duebel L V, de Fraiture E J, Brands S R, van Wessem K J P, Vrisekoop N, Venhuizen J H, de Groot M C H, Haitjema S, Koenderman L, Hietbrink F
Abstract excerpt
INTRODUCTION: Accurate assessment of injury severity is essential for optimal trauma care, as it dictates timing and intensity of interventional strategy. Conventional markers, such as base excess and lactate levels are usually borderline deranged in patients with midrange injury severity. This study explored whether determining circulating neutrophil phenotypes in these patients (ISS 9-35) might aid in the...
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