Table 2.
Immune parameters at onset of infection, early and late septic shock
Parameter | Chronic alcoholic patients | Nonalcoholic patients | P |
IL-10 (pg/ml) | |||
Infection | 35 (2–37) | 41 (12–392) | 0.110 |
Early septic shock | 37 (4–371) | 66 (2–255) | 0.590 |
Late septic shock | 30 (2–118) | 35 (0–81) | 0.576 |
Soluble TNF-RI (pg/ml) | |||
Infection | 3440 (1280–6680)* | 4750 (3540–7880) | 0.153 |
Early septic shock | 10,860 (2260–16,670)* | 7170 (3280–14,950) | 0.622 |
Late septic shock | 9410 (1240–15,940) | 7920 (4130–15,000) | 0.775 |
Soluble TNF-RII (pg/ml) | |||
Infection | 7280 (3990–8500) | 7180 (5930–8890) | 0.668 |
Early septic shock | 8070 (3500–8500) | 7900 (5100–10,000) | 0.895 |
Late septic shock | 7980 (3050–8500) | 8120 (5480–10,660) | 0.567 |
TNF-α (pg/ml) | |||
Infection | 10 (4–18) | 19 (12–93) | 0.048 |
Early septic shock | 14 (1–56) | 14 (3–29) | 0.385 |
Late septic shock | 10 (1–29) | 10 (7–16) | 0.723 |
Values are expressed as median (range). IL, interleukin; TNF, tumour necrosis factor; TNF-R, tumour necrosis factor receptor. *Significant changes from infection to early septic shock, and from early septic shock to late septic shock.