PMC9993167_01
1st event - blood pressure and need of norepinephrine (NE) in the first 48 h.
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F1
Although fluid resuscitation was initiated, the hypotension progressed, necessitating continuous infusion of norepinephrine (Fig. 1).
Time from fever to antibiotics and length of hospitalization.
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F2
After 27 days of ICU hospitalization with the costly treatment of septic shock with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome and resulting complications, the therapy succeeded and the patient was discharged (Fig. 2). The patient recovered after 10 days without any further complications and was discharged from the hospital (Fig. 2).
2nd event - blood pressure in the first 48 h.
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F3
In addition to fever, he also presented with diarrhoea, vomiting, blood pressure of 189/93 mm Hg, and irregular tachycardia with multiple ventricular extrasystoles on electrocardiogram (Fig. 3).