Abstract
Circulatory shock from trauma and hemorrhage remains a clinical challenge with mortality still high within the first hours after impact. It represents a complex disease involving the impairment of a number of physiological systems and organs and the interaction of different pathological mechanisms. Multiple external and patient-specific factors may further modulate and complicate the clinical course. Recently, novel targets and models with complex multiscale interaction of data from different sources have been identified which offer new windows of opportunity. Future works needs to consider patient-specific conditions and outcomes to mount shock research onto the next higher level of precision and personalized medicine.
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