Firstly, an elevated RDW may reflect underlying inflammatory processes and oxidative stress, which are prevalent in sepsis and contribute to poor outcomes.[22] Secondly, low albumin levels, indicative of hypoalbuminemia, could denote malnutrition, chronic illness, or heightened vascular permeability, conditions that exacerbate sepsis severity and compromise patient survival.[23,24]. This evidence concerns the gene ALB and Hypoalbuminemia.