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Functionality of Endogenous Biological Clock in Sepsis
The aim of the current study is to demonstrate dysregulation of immune system΄s circadian rhythms as a consequence of sepsis, as well as marked malfunction of the central circadian clock in comparison with patients without sepsis , the presence of which burdens independently the final outcome and , hence, need to be addressed.
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