KnowraSepsisLinked fromLinked fromThe 79 pages that link to Sepsis, each with the reason it gives.All 79Broader topic 12Related 49Narrower topic 10Compared with 8Surgical site infectionNarrower topic: A surgical infection can spread and trigger this systemic emergency.Streptococcus pneumoniaeNarrower topic: Invasive pneumococcal infection can trigger sepsis, especially in vulnerable patients.Septic shockNarrower topic: Septic shock is the most severe subset of sepsis.Septic arthritisNarrower topic: Joint infection can enter the bloodstream and trigger a systemic emergency.Peritonsillar abscessNarrower topic: Rarely, infection may spread beyond the local tissues and cause systemic illness.AppendicitisNarrower topic: An untreated or perforated infection can spread and trigger systemic organ dysfunction.AbscessNarrower topic: An abscess can become a source of systemic infection if microbes or inflammatory signals spread.Skin infectionNarrower topic: A severe skin infection can sometimes trigger a dangerous whole-body response.CefotaximeNarrower topic: Cefotaxime may be part of empiric treatment when susceptible bacteria are plausible causes.ErysipelasNarrower topic: Erysipelas can rarely progress to sepsis, especially when infection is severe or treatment is delayed.