In terms of why some patients with infections end up developing organ failure and sepsis and others don't, could you comment on the risk factors for this progression?

Yeah, no, it's very important, Sergio.

I think that this is probably one of the most challenging factors that we have today because we've developed a lot of really incredible technology in terms of trying to understand the pathophysiology of these patients.

We are still in the beginning of the learning curve, but I think we are starting to understand much better the situation.

So there are several factors here that are critical for us to understand who is going to progress to a more severe picture of sepsis and septic shock compared to who is not.

So several factors.

The number one that I want to bring is, and I brought this to a...

What's the role of biomarkers and what is the current state of the art for diagnosis from your perspective?