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March 4, 2026Current Opinion in Hematology0 citations

Endothelial barrier disruption and contact system modulation during bacterial infection

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DBDillon BohincSZSara Zalghout

Key Points

  • The aim is to understand how endothelial stability and immune responses can be optimized during bacterial infections.
  • Targeted interventions on endothelial stabilization and coagulation pathways
  • Assessment of various therapeutic strategies including glycocalyx restoration and inflammasome inhibition
  • Analysis of host state and infectious context in treatment outcomes
  • Combination therapies are likely needed to minimize vascular damage while maintaining host defense
  • No single therapy is universally effective due to diverse host-pathogen interactions
  • Promising approaches include inflammasome inhibition and FXII-based biomimetics

Abstract

Therapeutic efforts now increasingly target endothelial stabilization and coagulation-immune crosstalk, yet outcomes depend on timing, infectious context, and host state. While approaches such as glycocalyx restoration, inflammasome inhibition, and FXII-based biomimetics show promise, successful intervention will likely require combination strategies that preserve host defense while limiting vascular damage. Given the diversity of host-pathogen interactions, no single therapy is expected to be universally effective.

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Bohinc et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a7cd5ed48f933b5eed996bhttps://doi.org/10.1097/moh.0000000000000913
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