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While LPMs self-renew, circulating monocytes enter the peritoneum and differentiate into SPMs. We lack information on the dynamics of monocyte\u2013macrophage trafficking during abdominal sepsis, reflecting an important knowledge gap. In this study, we characterize the presence of LPMs, SPMs, and monocytes in the peritoneum of mice following cecal ligation and puncture (CLP)\u2013induced sepsis and sham surgery. LPMs rapidly disappeared from the peritoneum and were scarce at 18\u201366 h after CLP or sham surgery. By 14 d, LPMs returned for sham mice, but they remained scarce in CLP mice. Depletion of LPMs from the peritoneum of CD11b-DTR mice greatly increased animal mortality. These data imply that LPMs are critical for sepsis survival. Monocytes rapidly infiltrated the peritoneum and were abundant at 18\u201366 h after CLP or sham surgery. Surprisingly, SPMs only increased at 14 d post-CLP. Therefore, monocytes may defend hosts from acute sepsis mortality without generating SPMs. More monocytes were present in mice predicted to survive sepsis versus mice predicted to die. However, altering monocyte numbers via CCR2 deficiency or adoptive transfer did not significantly affect animal survival. We reasoned that animals destined to survive sepsis may exhibit a different monocyte phenotype, rather than merely enhanced numbers. Indeed, mice predicted to survive possessed more CD31+, CXCR4hi transitional premonocytes in their abdomen. Inhibition of CXCL12\u2013CXCR4 signaling via AMD3100 exacerbated sepsis. 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