Xiangdan Injection Mitigates Cardiac Injury in Experimental Sepsis through Inflammatory Suppression and Mitochondrial Protection - Report - MDSpire

Xiangdan Injection Mitigates Cardiac Injury in Experimental Sepsis through Inflammatory Suppression and Mitochondrial Protection

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  • Xu, Jingyu

  • March 23, 2026

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Clinical Report: Xiangdan Injection Reduces Cardiac Damage in Experimental Sepsis

Overview

Xiangdan injection demonstrates significant cardioprotective effects in experimental sepsis by reducing inflammation and preserving mitochondrial integrity. The treatment improved survival rates and decreased cardiac injury biomarkers in both Gram-positive and Gram-negative sepsis models.

Background

Sepsis-induced myocardial injury (SIMI) is a critical factor contributing to organ dysfunction and increased mortality in sepsis patients. Current therapeutic options targeting myocardial protection are limited, highlighting the need for effective interventions. Understanding the mechanisms of cardioprotection can lead to improved outcomes in septic patients.

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Key Findings

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