Acute pancreatitis is a relatively common gastrointestinal disease in the community. The most common causes are acute gallstone pancreatitis and acute alcoholic pancreatitis. The disease often progresses acutely with severe severity, but how dangerous acute pancreatitis is, not everyone knows. Here are the complications of acute pancreatitis we need to pay close attention to.

Multiple organ failure due to septic shock, if not treated promptly and actively, can lead to death. And emergency dialysis is an effective treatment method, helping patients with multiple organ failure due to septic shock recover soon.

Septic shock (also known as septic shock) is a serious complication of sepsis. Patients with septic shock need to be treated promptly or it will lead to cell damage, multiple organ damage and even death.

Multiple organ failure is a syndrome that appears in many patients in the emergency room. The disease is caused by many different causes such as: Infection, parasites or multiple trauma, burns,...

Dengue fever is a common infectious disease in the world and often occurs year-round, peaking in the rainy months. However, people in the community still have many questions about dengue fever, focusing on questions such as whether dengue fever is dangerous or why dengue fever causes health problems and then death. Today's article provides general information to help improve knowledge about dengue fever.

Although extensive research has been conducted to better understand the pathogenesis of Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS), there is no treatment or medication that can reduce the mortality rate of ARDS.

For emergency treatment of multiple organ failure to protect the patient's life, it is necessary to treat actively and quickly with emergency dialysis, otherwise it will easily lead to the risk of death in the patient.

Acute circulatory failure is a very dangerous pathological condition in the field of internal medicine emergency resuscitation, related to a number of problems such as sepsis, cell dysfunction or multiple organ failure. Resuscitation of acute circulatory failure is an indispensable part when facing these pathological conditions.

If the infection is not detected and treated promptly, it can lead to septic shock and multiple organ failure, threatening the patient's health and life.

Aggressive supportive care, including appropriate stimulation of leukocyte production, is important in the treatment of acute colchicine toxicity. In particular, treatment with specific antibodies appears to be effective but is not widely used, poorly studied, and not currently commercially available.

Colchicine poisoning is uncommon but very severe and has a high mortality rate. The disease can be easily overlooked because the gastrointestinal manifestations can mimic other systemic diseases.