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A Multicenter Study in Northern Italy to Evaluate the Impact of a Sepsis Bundle in Obstetric Settings: The SOS Study

  • By

  • Marta Colaneri

  • Simona Biscarini

  • Lara Tiranini

  • Rebecca Pesare

  • Pietro Valsecchi

  • Elena Seminari

  • Arsenio Spinillo

  • Alessandra Bandera

  • Enrico Mario Ferrazzi

  • Andrea Gori

  • Laura Carenzi

  • Luigi Pusterla

  • Federico D’Amico

  • Alessandro Raimondi

  • Massimo Puoti

  • Elisa Vallicella

  • Gianpaolo Grisolia

  • Salvatore Casari

  • Alice Zavatta

  • Irene Cetin

  • Alice Bonetti

  • Marta Corbella

  • Fausto Baldanti

  • Patrizia Cambieri

  • Paola Brambilla

  • Catherine Klersy

  • Camilla Torriani

  • Maria Cristina Monti

  • Raffaele Bruno

  • Maternal Sepsis Group

  • Nicola Cesano

  • Veronica Bonaldo

  • Angelo Pan

  • Annalisa Abbiati

  • June 16, 2025

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    A regional sepsis management bundle for obstetric patients was developed in Lombardy, Italy, to improve clinical outcomes.

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    The study included 80 women diagnosed with sepsis, with a significant increase in cases postbundle implementation.

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    Neonatal intensive care unit admissions significantly decreased from 85.7% to 31.3% after the bundle's implementation.

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    Infectious disease consultations increased from 50.0% to 75.0% postbundle, indicating heightened sepsis awareness among physicians.

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    The bundle did not significantly change maternal outcomes, highlighting the need for further research on its effectiveness.

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A Multicenter Study in Northern Italy to Evaluate the Impact of a Sepsis Bundle in Obstetric Settings: The SOS Study

  • by Marta Colaneri, Simona Biscarini, Lara Tiranini, Rebecca Pesare, Pietro Valsecchi, Elena Seminari, Arsenio Spinillo, Alessandra Bandera, Enrico Mario Ferrazzi, Andrea Gori, Laura Carenzi, Luigi Pusterla, Federico D’Amico, Alessandro Raimondi, Massimo Puoti, Elisa Vallicella, Gianpaolo Grisolia, Salvatore Casari, Alice Zavatta, Irene Cetin, Alice Bonetti, Marta Corbella, Fausto Baldanti, Patrizia Cambieri, Paola Brambilla, Catherine Klersy, Camilla Torriani, Maria Cristina Monti, Raffaele Bruno, Maternal Sepsis Group, Nicola Cesano, Veronica Bonaldo, Angelo Pan, Annalisa Abbiati

  • June 16, 2025

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