Expert consensus on the management of infectious disease-induced multiple organ dysfunction in extreme environments
Committee on Infectious Diseases of the Military
Abstract：Under extreme environmental conditions such as high temperature,high humidity,low temperature,and extreme cold,infectious diseases are more likely to occur and spread due to enhanced pathogenicity,increased transmission efficiency,and expanded susceptible population of the pathogens.The combined assault of extreme environment and pathogen,usually make patients more prone to develop multiple organ dysfunction(MOD),medical resources more deficient,and the prevention and control of infectious diseases more challenging.These factors make the treatment of MOD caused by infectious diseases even more difficult.This consensus aims to provide practical and technical guidance for clinicians by reviewing the relevant epidemiological characteristics,the impact of extreme environments on infectious diseases,early warning and diagnostic methods for MOD caused by infectious diseases in extreme environments,and treatment principles.
Keywords：extreme environmentinfectious diseasemultiple organ dysfunctiontreatmentexpert consensus
Publication Date：2025-12-30
Online Publishing Date：2025-12-30(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：7( 521-527 )