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Sepsis is a clinical syndrome that requires prompt recognition and control in order to optimize clinical outcomes in patients. It is very relevant to surgical practice, as it can affect perioperative patients and those recovering on surgical wards. A working knowledge of sepsis is essential to any medical or surgical practitioner, and here we cover the topic with relevance to surgery and the MRCS examination.
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