Sepsis

Introduction
pp. 269-269(1)

Cytokines and Adhesion Molecules in Mesothelial Cell Pathophysiology
pp. 271-283(13)
Authors: Garlanda C.; Mantovani A.

Mesothelial Cell Activation by Micro-Organisms
pp. 285-291(7)
Authors: Zeillemaker A.M.; Diepersloot R.J.A.; Leguit P.

The Lymphatic Drainage of the Gut and the Pathogenesis of SIRS and MODS
pp. 293-301(9)
Authors: García M.S.

Early Peritoneal Responses to Bacterial Invasion: Cellular Exudation
pp. 303-309(7)
Authors: Davenport A.; Li F-K.; Robson R.; Wilkinson T.S.; McLoughlin R.; Topley N.

Protection Against Abscess Formation in a Model for Intraabdominal Sepsis
pp. 311-315(5)
Authors: Onderdonk A.B.; Gibson III F.C.; Tzianabos A.O.; Kapser D.L.

Late Peritoneal Response to Infection and Injury: Adhesion Formation
pp. 317-325(9)
Author: Rodgers K.E.

Local Peritoneal Responses in Peritonities—Clinical Scenarios I: Peritoneal Compartment responses and its clinical consequences
pp. 327-333(7)
Authors: Schein M.; Klipfel A.

Clinical Scenarios II: Syndromes with Abnormal Peritoneal Response
pp. 335-344(10)
Author: Fiuza C.

Biological Monitoring of the Peritoneum
pp. 345-354(10)
Author: Ho-dac-Pannekeet M.M.