About this Research Topic
This Research Topic aims at gaining deep insight into immune function monitoring and regulation in severe infectious diseases. We hope to increase our interest in the changes in immune function during severe infection and enhance clinical understanding, therefore making appropriate adjustments based on close monitoring of immune function and ultimately improve the clinical prognosis of immunosuppressed patients with severe infection.
Submissions of studies focusing on, but not limited to, the following points are highly welcome:
1. Monitoring immunomodulation in patients with sepsis and severe infectious diseases.
2. Immune functional assays, from custom to standardized tests for precision medicine in sepsis and severe infectious diseases.
3. Assessment of immune organ dysfunction in sepsis and severe infectious diseases
4. Advances in immune monitoring approaches for sepsis-induced immunosuppression.
5. Novel biomarkers and techniques for diagnosis, prognosis, and prediction of sepsis and severe infectious diseases based on dynamic monitoring of immune function.
6. Update on innate and adaptive immunity in severe infection.
7. Immune response at the cellular and molecular level in patient with infectious diseases such as COVID-19.
Keywords: precision medicine, immunocompromised hosts, infectious diseases, immune modulatory, molecular diagnostic technique
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