Acute peritonitis is a very dangerous surgical disease. If not treated promptly, it can lead to serious complications, even death.

The peritoneum is the largest serosa in the body, and has the function of covering and protecting all the organs in the abdomen. Peritonitis is a serious surgical disease with a high mortality rate and is life-threatening if not treated early.

Blood culture to look for bacteria in the blood of a patient with sepsis is a very important test because it directly tells us what type of bacteria is causing the disease.

Blood cultures are performed when there are signs of blood infection (bacteremia or sepsis) such as high fever, chills, low blood pressure, or other symptoms. Blood cultures help assess the source of the infection. Blood culture results are also the basis for choosing antibiotics for treatment.