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Findings reveal high mortality from septic shock in children, indicating the need for prompt intervention and support.
School-aged children and adolescents with shock demonstrate a high prevalence of septic shock with substantial mortality. Neurological involvement and requirement for multiple inotropes predict poor outcomes. Early recognition, appropriate antimicrobial therapy, and judicious hemodynamic support remain crucial for improving survival in this age group.
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