In the field of medical diagnostics and the treatment of patients, the practitioner only has a narrow perspective on the factual preconditions of disease development and the true origin of the symptoms. Diagnostic tools give the clinician valuable insight into the characteristics of the pathology and help in choosing the best path of intervention . Previous medical records are seldom studied in detail and it is quite acceptable for medical personnel to attempt to treat the complications of chronic inflammatory processes by managing the symptoms and organ failures temporarily . However, a great number of different infectious agents may contribute to the patient’s sicknesses and sometimes the main cause is identified and successfully treated [17–20]. Yet, the reasons for and circumstances in which there is a transition from acute to chronic infection and inflammation are still not well understood. To better understand this transition, the relevant factors and components have to be characterized and identified.