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<p>The update of the S3&#xa0;guidelines “Sepsis—Prevention, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care” was published on 25&#xa0;July 2025. The new guidelines address 29&#xa0;new and 16&#xa0;revised recommendations, with 43&#xa0;recommendations remaining unchanged from the previous version. The 2025 update is a&#xa0;targeted adaptation of the internationally recognized recommendations of the Surviving Sepsis Campaign from 2021. The focus is on early individualized and evidence-based treatment, the integration of structured follow-up care after hospital discharge and a&#xa0;stronger focus on patient-centered comprehensive care beyond acute treatment. Despite advances in early detection, antibiotic treatment and intensive medical care of patients, sepsis and septic shock remain potentially life-threatening conditions, underlining the necessity for early diagnosis and the initiation of appropriate treatment.</p>

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Update 2025 der S3-Leitlinie: „Sepsis – Prävention, Diagnose, Therapie und Nachsorge“

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年10月30日

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  • Caroline Neumann,
  • Daniel Ebert,
  • Michael Bucher,
  • Michael Bauer

摘要

The update of the S3 guidelines “Sepsis—Prevention, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care” was published on 25 July 2025. The new guidelines address 29 new and 16 revised recommendations, with 43 recommendations remaining unchanged from the previous version. The 2025 update is a targeted adaptation of the internationally recognized recommendations of the Surviving Sepsis Campaign from 2021. The focus is on early individualized and evidence-based treatment, the integration of structured follow-up care after hospital discharge and a stronger focus on patient-centered comprehensive care beyond acute treatment. Despite advances in early detection, antibiotic treatment and intensive medical care of patients, sepsis and septic shock remain potentially life-threatening conditions, underlining the necessity for early diagnosis and the initiation of appropriate treatment.