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This review comprehensively explores the recent advances in understanding the multifaceted role of oxidative stress in sepsis pathophysiology, with particular emphasis on mitochondrial dysfunction and the emerging therapeutic potential of antioxidants to restore redox balance, improve organ function, and enhance patient outcomes