University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55455, United States
Location status: Recruiting
NCT Number: NCT07154615
Sepsis leads to sustained immune system dysfunction resulting in increased susceptibility to secondary infection while in the hospital or after discharge. Consequently, many of the ~2 million Americans that develop sepsis every year will end up back in the ICU, weeks and months later. The objective of this study is to define the cellular and molecular mechanisms driving the dysfunction and reprogramming of T cells and B cells that mediate cellular and humoral immunity using a combination of phenotypic, functional, genomic, and metabolomic assays.
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Request Info18 year and older
All sexes
Observational
Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55455, United States
Location status: Recruiting
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
ICU With Sepsis Inclusion Criteria:
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No intervention is included in this study
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 14
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 28
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 7
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 14
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 21
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 28
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 1
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 4
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 7
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 14
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 21
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 28
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 1
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 4
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 7
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 14
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 21
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
Time frame: Day 28
Sample analysis to determine waxing and waning of Course of Sepsis parameters associated with clinical outcomes
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