Sepsis represents the most severe clinical manifestation of infectious diseases. Despite advances in understanding this pathology, recent global data document an estimated incidence of 48.9 million cases annually, with an associated mortality of 11 million [1] and a high socioeconomic cost. Sepsis is a global health problem that has significant repercussions not only in terms of morbidity and mortality but also a substantial socioeconomic impact [2].
