January 1, 2005Critical Care Medicine

Extremely high interleukin-6 blood levels and outcome in the critically ill are associated with tumor necrosis factor– and interleukin-1–related gene polymorphisms*

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TNF-308*A, IL1RN*2, and IL1RN*3 alleles were associated with the prevalence of the extremely high IL-6 blood level in the critically ill, their uncontrollable blood IL-6 kinetics, and outcome.

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TNF-308*A, IL1RN*2, and IL1RN*3 alleles were associated with the prevalence of the extremely high IL-6 blood level in the critically ill, their uncontrollable blood IL-6 kinetics, and outcome.

Extremely high interleukin-6 blood levels and outcome in the critically ill are associated with tumor necrosis factor– and interleukin-1–related gene polymorphisms*

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Extremely high interleukin-6 blood levels and outcome in the critically ill are associated with tumor necrosis factor– and interleukin-1–related gene polymorphisms*

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