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Proteases involved in distant posttraumatic lesions: a review of literature
Dan Croitoru1,2*, Ion Iachimovschi1, Oleg Arnaut3
https://doi.org/10.52645/MJHS.2026.2.08
Inflammation is a state driven by pathogenic stimuli. Trauma is one of the causes of acute onset of the inflammatory pathway. Multiple proteases are capable of inducing distant multiple organ lesions (lungs, brain or spinal cord, heart, kidney, liver and systemic vessel endothelium). The onset of corresponding syndromes will complicate the clinical course of that particular patient. These molecules are potential biomarkers in trauma patients.