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- So-called septicemia is a diagnosis that is no longer used. It always was a vague and nonspecific term used variously to mean: severe infection, bacteremia, sepsis, severe sepsis, septic shock, etc.
- Since the 1991 International Consensus Conference defined the specific entities of Sepsis, Severe sepsis and Shock, septic (which in 2018 in the SEPSIS-3 definition is reduced to just the latter two), we no longer should use the term septicemia.