Key result
Rapid resuscitation and management remain the best treatment to prevent multiple organ failure's ~80% mortality.
Population
Trauma and nontrauma patients at risk of multiple organ failure
Design
Review
Authors
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Prioritizes rapid resuscitation in high-risk surgical patients; leaves open optimal protocol identification via prospective trials.
Prevention through rapid resuscitation and aggressive management remains the most effective approach to multiple organ failure, given its high mortality rate.
Levine et al. (1996) conducted a review in Multiple organ failure (MOF). Multiple organ failure has an incidence of 2% to 25% and a mortality rate of 40% to 80%, highlighting that prevention through rapid resuscitation and management remains the best treatment.
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