Based on two studies (n = 85), omega-3 fatty-acid supplementation was associated with a lower risk of organ failure, and supplementation also showed a trend toward reducing the risk of infectious complications [ 24 , 26 , 27 , 28 ]. 3.7.
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CRP decreased from 60 (20–75) to 19 (3.8–27) mg/L after omega-3 administration and from 65 (40–92) to 32 (24–40) mg/L after the placebo ( p = 0.08); however, these changes did not reach statistical significance.