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Critical Care Canada Forum
October 25 – 28, 2015
Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel

The Critical Care Canada Forum is a 3-day conferencefocusing on topics that are relevant to the individuals involved with the care of critically ill patients, wherever the patients are located. Internationally recognized, the Critical Care Canada Forum focuses on leading-edge science through informative and interactive sessions, outstanding international faculty, poster presentations and more than 50 exhibits with the latest products and services for the critical care professional.


ISF 2015 Stephen F Lowry Colloquium on
Precision Medicine in Sepsis:
Rapid Diagnosis and Targeted Therapy
Sunday October 25th, 2015 – Monday October 26th, 2015

CCCF 2015 registration fees include: admission to all sessions, exhibit hall, welcome reception, delegate package, lunch (3 days), nutrition breaks.

Early Bird Fees (up until September 25, 2015):

Physicians
Full Conference: $810.00
Single Day: $435.00
Pre-Conference – Ultrasound Course: $1,200.00
Pre-Conference – ECLS Masterclass (Respiratory Failure): $300.00

Residents/Fellows, RNs, RTs, Pharmacists, Other
Full Conference: $445.00
Single Day: $295.00
Pre-Conference – Ultrasound Course: $1,200.00
Pre-Conference – ECLS Masterclass (Respiratory Failure): $100.00 (Residents/Fellows), $200.00 (Allied Health)

Students
Full Conference: $190
Pre-Conference – Ultrasound Course: $1,200.00
Pre-Conference – ECLS Masterclass (Respiratory Failure): $100.00


Regular Fees (after September 25, 2015):

Physicians
Full Conference: $910
Single Day: $565
Pre-Conference – Ultrasound Course: $1,200

Residents/Fellows, RNs, RTs, Pharmacists, Other
Full Conference: $545
Single Day: $395
Pre-Conference – Ultrasound Course: $1,200.00
Pre-Conference – ECLS Masterclass (Respiratory Failure): $100.00 (Residents/Fellows), $200.00 (Allied Health)

Students
Full Conference: $190
Pre-Conference – Ultrasound Course: $1,200.00
Pre-Conference – ECLS Masterclass (Respiratory Failure): $100.00


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MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2015

Times
Sessions
Speakers
Location
OPENING PLENARY – PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED DEATH
Moderators: B. KavanaghN. Ferguson
Osgoode East
8:00-8:20
Perspectives from the CMAJ. Blackmer
8:20-8:35
Impact on Critical CareJ. Downar
8:35-8:45
Discussion
ISF – PERSONALIZING SEPSIS MANAGEMENT
Moderators: D. Angus – K. Reinhart
Grand East
8:45-9:05
Immune Profiles – ICU InfluenzaA. Randolph
9:00-9:20
Biomarkers to Identify PhenotypesK. Reinhart
9:20-9:40
Genotype to target TherapyK. Walley
9:40-10:00
Discussion – Will theranostics require redefining sepsis?
DECEASED DONATION PERFORMANCE
Moderators: S. ShemieM. Meade
Grand Centre
8:45-8:55
Setting the StageS. Shemie
8:55-9:10
Lesson from Across CanadaS. Beed
9:10-9:25
Insights from OntarioK. Soliman
9:25-9:40
Deceased Donation – Why Data?D. Scales
9:40-10:00Discussion
MECHANISMS OF VENTILATOR-INDUCED LUNG INJURY
Moderators: A. Pesenti – G. Curley
Grand West
8:45-9:05
Are Lung Regions Different?I. Douglas
9:05-9:25
Can Spontaneous Breathing Harm?M. Amato
9:25-9:45
Do Molecules Matter?B. Kavanagh
9:45-10:00
Discussion
10:00-10:30
BREAKServed in the Exhibit Hall
ISF – NEXT GENERATION SEPSIS TRIALS
Moderators: A. RandolphJ. Marshall
Grand East
10:30-10:50
Staging clinical sepsis – how far have we come?J. Marshall
10:50-11:20
Use of novel designs to test precision medicineG. Bernard
11:20-11:35
The Euphrates TrialP. Dellinger
11:35-11:50
Design of targeted monoclonal antibody trialsS. Opal
11:50-12:10
Strategies to accelerate novel drug discoveryA. Edwards
12:10-12:30
Discussion – Can we design trials to evaluate precision medicine?
FUNDAMENTALS OF DECEASED DONATION I
Moderators: J. KutsogiannisE. Malus
Grand Centre
10:30-10:50
Consent Leading PracticesA. Robertson
10:50-11:20
Neurological Diagnosis of DeathI. Ball
11:20-11:35
Ancillary Testing in DeathM. Chassé
11:35-11:55
Dead or Not? … Provocative CasesS. Dhanani
11:55-12:00
Discussion
ARDS – NEW TREATMENTS
Moderators: G. BellaniE. Goligher
Grand West
10:30-10:50
Drugs are BestD. McAuley
10:50-11:20
Gases are ImportantJ. Laffey
11:20-11:35
Cells are the FutureG. Curley
11:35-11:50
Genotyping most ImportantC. dos Santos
11:50-12:00
Discussion
PLENARY ADDRESS
Moderators: G. IsacS. Dhanani
Osgoode East
12:00-12:15
Hypothermia after Brain Death to Preserve Organ FunctionD. Malinoski
12:15-12:20
Editorial CommentM. Meade
12:20-12:30
Discussion
12:30-13:30
LUNCHServed in the Exhibit Hall
SEPSIS – TREATMENTS AND BUNDLES
Moderators: E. Wilcox – K. Walley
Osgoode East
13:30-13:50
Early Antibiotics – A Gold StandardA. Kumar
13:50-14:10
Early Antibiotics – A Bronze StandardM. Singer
14:10-14:30
Mandated Performance: Good or Bad?P. Dellinger
14:30-14:50
ICU Improves Pneumonia OutcomesC. Cooke
14:50-15:00
Discussion
FUNDAMENTALS OF DECEASED DONATION II
Moderators: J. LizeJ. Granton
Grand East
13:30-13:50
Donor Management – Canadian PerspectivesA. Healey
13:50-14:10
Donor Management – US DifferencesD. Malinoski
14:10-14:30
Ex-Vivo Organ RepairS. Keshavjee
14:30-14:50
Panel Discussion – Why are ‘Good’ Organs turned down?D. Grant / S. Keshavjee / V. Rao
14:50-15:00
Discussion
COMMUNICATING WITH FAMILIES
Moderators: M. MossO. Smith
Grand Centre
13:30-13:50
Listening to FamiliesE. Azoulay
13:50-14:10
Therapeutic Alliance with FamiliesA. Amaral
14:10-14:30
Prognosticating: Physicians vs. NursesM. Detsky
14:30-14:50
Prognosticating: Understanding MisconceptionsD. White
14:50-15:00
Discussion
4 KEY PRESSURES IN ARDS
Moderators: A. SlutskyA. Goffi
Grand West
13:30-13:50
PEEPR. Brower
13:50-14:10
Driving PressureM. Amato
14:10-14:30
Transpulmonary PressureD. Talmor
14:30-14:50
P0.1A. Mercat
14:50-15:00
Discussion
CLINICAL TRIALS 2.0
Moderators: K. BurnsT. Thompson
Sheraton AB
13:30-13:50
The Background – RCTs in ICUG. Bernard
13:50-14:10
Negative RCTs – Enough AlreadyJ. Vincent
14:10-14:30
Negative RCTs – Enriching and ImprovingT. Thompson
14:30-14:50
Unthinkable? Fusing RCTs with Big DataD. Angus
14:50-15:00
Discussion
MEET THE PROFESSOR – INTIMATE & INTERACTIVE
Moderators:
Exhibit Hall
13:30-14:10
Management of Severe ARDSA. Mercat
14:10-14:15
Discussion
MEET THE PROFESSOR – INTIMATE & INTERACTIVE
Moderators:
14:15-14:55
Physiology and practicialities of fluid administrationS. Magder
14:55-15:00
Discussion
15:00-15:30
BREAKServed in the Exhibit Hall
SEPSIS – BASIC IMPLICATIONS
Moderators: M.Singer – J. Man
Osgoode East
15:30-15:50
The Obesity ParadoxK. Walley
15:50-16:10
EGDT after 3 Large TrialsD. Angus
16:10-16:30
Host Response: Septic vs. Non-SepticT. Van der Poll
16:30-16:50
Sepsis, Life and Death: Same Signature, Bigger ScriptM. Singer
16:50-17:00
Discussion
DONATION AFTER CARDIAC DEATH
Moderators: M. SharpeA. Baker
Grand East
15:30-15:50
DCD in Canada- then and nowS. Shemie
15:50-16:10
Predicting death after WithdrawalJ. Shahin
16:10-16:30
Death Determination: 1 death, 3 mechanismsA. Baker
16:30-16:40
DCD a Standard for Care? – YESB. Kavanagh
16:40-16:50
DCD a Standard for Care? – NOD. Zygun
16:50-17:00
Discussion
INTERPROFESSIONAL PROCESSES OF CARE
Moderators: M. HerridgeE. Azoulay
Grand Centre
15:30-15:50
Evidence-Informed ICU RoundsT. Stelfox
15:50-16:10
Family Presence during CPR: Who Benefits?T. Thompson
16:10-16:30
Patient RecallI. Egerod
16:30-16:50
Bereavement SupportJ. Downar
16:50-17:00
Discussion
CPR
Moderators: A. CombesE. Golan
Grand West
15:30-15:50
New ACLS/Post-Arrest Guidelines: For Everyone?L. Morrison
15:50-16:10
Post-Arrest Management: The Right TemperatureD. Scales
16:10-16:30
CPR in Pregnancy: New InsightsS. Lapinsky
16:30-16:50
Out-of-Hospital Arrest: Using ECMOA. Combes
16:50-17:00
Discussion
RED CELL TRANSFUSION
Moderators: P. HebertN. Adhikari
Sheraton AB
15:30-15:50
Lessons from TraumaS. Rizoli
15:50-16:10
Lessons from AfricaK. Maitland
16:10-16:30
We’re too LiberalR. Zarychanski
16:30-16:50
We’re too ConservativeJ. Vincent
16:50-17:00
Discussion
MEET THE PROFESSOR – INTIMATE & INTERACTIVEExhibit Hall
15:30-16:10
Using bedside ultrasound in shock assessmentA. Denault
16:10-16:15
Discussion
PLENARY RCT
Moderators: M. HerridgeE. Fan
Osgoode East
17:00-17:15
RCT – Exercise after Hospital DischargeD. McAuley
17:15-17:20
Editorial CommentE. Fan
17:20-17:30
Discussion


TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2015

Times
Sessions
Speakers
Location
PLENARY RCT
Moderators: S. MehtaA. Mercat
Osgoode East
8:00-8:15
RCT – NIV in Immunocompromized PatientsE. Azoulay
8:15-8:20
Editorial CommentN. Ferguson
8:20-8:30
Discussion
ECLS BASICS
Moderators: N. FergusonD. Brodie
Osgoode East
8:30-8:50
ECMO – Basic ConceptsAM. Guerguerian
8:50-9:10
ECCO2R in hypoxic respiratory failureD. McAuley
9:10-9:30
Predicting outcome with ECMOE. Fan
9:30-9:50
ECLS: a skeptics viewR. Brower
9:50-10:00
Discussion
HOW MUCH FLUID?
Moderators: S. BagshawM. Parker
Grand Centre
8:30-8:50
CVP to guide Fluids – MythR. Brower
8:50-9:10
CVP to guide Fluids – No Myth (my Friends)JL. Vincent
9:10-9:40
Beyond the FEAST TrialK. Maitland
9:40-10:00
Discussion
ICU WEAKNESS & OUTCOMES
Moderators: M. Kho
Grand West
8:30-8:50
ICU Weakness – Clinical ManifestationsM. Moss
8:50-9:10
ICU Weakness – Molecular MechanismsC. dos Santos
9:10-9:30
Outcome after ICU – The Big PictureR. Fowler
9:30-9:50
Morbidity after ICU – A Complex MatrixM. Herridge
9:50-10:00
Discussion
10:00-10:30
BREAK
CLINICAL RESEARCH METHODS – NETWORKS TO CONSENT
Moderators: A. TurgeonD. Cook
Osgoode East
10:30-10:50
The PETAL NetworkR. Brower
10:50-11:10
New Angles in Surrogate Consent – AdultsK. Burns
11:10-11:30
New Angles in Deferred Consent – KidsM. Parker
11;30-11:50
Visual Research Methods in ICUC. Dale
11:50-12:00
Discussion
ECLS FRONTIERS
Moderators: E. Fan – A. Guerguerian
Grand East
10:30-10:50
The ECMO retrieval teamA. Combes
10:50-11:10
Newer techniques for extracorporeal lung supportA. Pesenti
11:10-11:30
VA-ECMO vs VAD…how to choose?V. Rao
11:30-11:50
Research in ECMO: a revolution is comingD. Brodie
11:50-12:00
Discussion
WHICH FLUID?
Moderators: JL VincentR. Zarychanski
Grand Centre
10:30-10:50
I suggest ‘Abnormal’ SalineS. Bagshaw
10:50-11:10
I suggest Albumin in ShockJ. Mira
11:10-11:30
I suggest ‘balanced’ solutionsS. Magder
11:30-11:50
Impact in Children with Lung InjuryA. Randolph
11:50-12:00
Discussion
ICU REHAB AND RECOVERY
Moderators: M. MossM. Detsky
Grand West
10:30-10:55
ICU Rehab – Timing it RightM. Kho
10:50-11:20
Early Mobility – BarriersS. Goddard
11:10-11:45
ICU Practice Changes – Long-Term ImpactM. Herridge
11:45-12:00
Discussion
PLENARY SESSION
Moderators: T. ThompsonS. Lapinsky
Osgoode East
12:00-12:30
Why I wish I’d Designed Studies of Personalized MedicineG. Bernard
12:30-12:40
Discussion
12:40-13:30
LUNCHServed in the Exhibit Hall
CRITICAL CARE SYSTEMS I – THE W.J. SIBBALD SYMPOSIUM
Moderators: R. Fowler A. Amaral
Osgoode East
13:30-13:50
ICU Discharge: An Improvement TargetT. Stelfox
13:50-14:10
ICU Strain: Clinician Time & DecisionsS. Halpern
14:10-14:30
ICU Strain: Perceptions of Patients, Families & CliniciansS. Bagshaw
14:30-14:50
ICU Strain: Using Intermediate Care BedsH. Wunsch
14:50-15:00
Discussion
ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY
Moderators: N. AdhikariD. Karvellas
Grand East
13:30-13:50
AKI from clinical to molecular diagnosisC. Ronco
13:50-14:10
Fluid balance in AKI patients on dialysisJ. Friedrich
14:10-14:30
Timing of RRT initiation in AKIR. Wald
14:30-14:50
Hepato-renal syndrome – still just AKI?D. Karvellas
14:50-15:00
Discussion
VENTILATION – MUSCLES & SYNCHRONY
Moderators: L. RoseD. Talmor
Grand Centre
13:30-13:50
Monitoring – Neural OutputC. Sinderby
13:50-14:10
Monitoring – PressuresG. Bellani
14:10-14:30
Monitoring – Muscle ThicknessE. Goligher
14:30-14:50
Integration – Individualizing VentilationL. Brochard
14:50-15:00
Discussion
ETHICS & POLICY AT THE END OF LIFE
Moderators: A. AzoulayM. Meade
Grand West
13:30-13:50
Requests for Potentially inappropriate TreatmentD. White
13:50-14:10
TBD
14:10-14:30
Evolving Medical Decision-Making in CanadaJ. Downar
14:30-14:50
EOL in ICU in NYC: A Clinician’s PerspectiveD. Brodie
14:50-15:00
Discussion
AC BRYAN PHYSIOLOGY SYMPOSIUM
Moderators: B. KavanaghJ. Granton
Sheraton AB
13:30-13:50
Lung Perfusion at the BedsideM. Amato
13:50-14:10
Metabolism: Substrates and O2M. Singer
14:10-14:30
Heart-Lung Interactions: Insights from Pleural PressureS. Magder
14:30-14:50
Physiology to Improve RCTsB. Kavanagh
14:50-15:00
Discussion
15:00-15:30
BREAKServed in the Exhibit Hall
THE RIGHT VENTRICLE IN CRITICAL CARE
Moderators: R. AroraN. Adhikari
Osgoode East
15:30-15:45
Acute Massive Pulmonary Embolism: Sorting PrioritiesJ. Granton
15:45-16:00
Right Ventricular Infarct: Diagnosis & CareC. Overgaard
16:00-16:15
Mechanical Support in RV DysfunctionR. Arora
16:15-16:30
Pharmacologic Support of the RVS. Schwartz
16:30-16:45
Alternatives to Inhaled Vasodilators?: Safety vs. CostR. Kallet
16:45-17:00
Discussion
CRITICAL CARE SYSTEMS II
Moderators: A. GarlandS. Goddard
Grand East
15:30-15:50
Health Networks – Efficiencies & ChallengesD. Zygun
15:50-16:10
Electronic Health Record – Underused in ICUsC. Seymour
16:10-16:30
Prediction Tools – More Use in ICU?I. Ball
16:30-16:50
Decision Support – Preventing Drug ErrorsS. Kane-Gill
16:50-17:00
Discussion
QUALITY ROUNDS
Moderators: C. ParshuramL. Rose
Grand Centre
15:30-15:50
10 rules for effective bedside roundsJ. Vincent
15:50-16:10
Giving Quality FeedbackS. Dev
16:10-16:30
No so sure about all this quality…M. Singer
16:30-16:50
Quality Indicators – Supported by EvidenceP. Hebert
16:50-17:00
Discussion
DETECTING AND PREVENTING RESPIRATORY COMPROMISE
Moderators: T. StelfoxJ. Muscedere
Grand West
15:30-15:45
Respiratory Failure causing Readmission to ICUS. Halpern
15:45-16:00
Early Warning Systems vs. Risk QuantificationC. Parshuram
16:00-16:15
How Best to Monitor the Non-Intubated PatientA. Perel
16:15-16:30
The Role of Intermediate Care unitsH. Wunsch
16:30-16:45
Does CCRT Help?J. Muscedere
16:45-17:00
Discussion
SEPSIS GENOMICS
Moderators: A. SlutskyS. Dev
Sheraton AB
15:30-15:50
Genetics to discover Causal Pathways …K. Walley
15:50-16:10
Epigenetic Regulators as Treatments …S. Opal
16:10-16:30
Gene Expression to Stratify …H. Wong
16:30-16:50
Genomics – The future BiomarkersJ. Mira
16:50-17:00
Discussion
PLENARY – NEW DATA
Moderators: P. HebertT. Stelfox
Osgoode East
17:00-17:20
Towards Recover – Patient & Caregiver OutcomesM. Herridge / J. Cameron
17:20-17:30
Editorial CommentE. Azoulay
17:30-17:45
Discussion

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2015

Times
Sessions
Speakers
Location
PLENARY RCT
Moderators: J. Friedrich – S. Magder
Osgoode East
8:00-8:15
RCT – The HYPER2S trialA. Mercat
8:15-8:20
Editorial CommentS. Bagshaw
8:20-8:30
Discussion
DELIRIUM
Moderators: S. MehtaY. Skrobik
Grand East
8:30-8:50
Delirium – Caused by ICU?P. Pandharipande
8:50-9:10
Sedation – Biological CostsM. Ramsay
9:10-9:30
Delirium – Pharmacotherapy in 2015L. Burry
9:30-9:50
Ventilated, Awake & Not DeliriousI. Egerod
9:50-10:00
Discussion
ARDS PREVENTION & MANAGEMENT
Moderators: L. Brochard – G. Curley
Grand Centre
8:30-8:50
Is ARDS preventable?D. Talmor
8:50-9:10
NIV in ARDS: The LUNG SAFE studyG. Bellani
9:10-9:30
Prone Positioning in ARDSR. Kallet
9:30-9:50
Adjuvant Therapy: Adoption and De-AdoptionL. Munshi
9:50-10:00
Discussion
MONITORING THE INJURED BRAIN
Moderators: J. SinghF. Lauzier
Grand West
8:30-8:50
Continuous EEG – A Standard in Canada?V. McCredie
8:50-9:10
Multimodal Monitoring since 2000M. Oddo
9:10-9:30
Multimodal Monitoring to Prognosticate in Anoxic InjuryE. Golan
9:30-9:50
Multimodal Monitoring – Really so Great?A. Baker
9:50-10:00
Discussion
10:00-10:30
BREAKServed in the Exhibit Hall
SEDATION
Moderators: P. PandharipandeL. Burry
Grand East
10:30-10:50
Sedation: New ParadigmsP. Pandharipande
10:50-11:20
Volatile SedationA. Jerath
11:20-11:30
Delirium in ICU – Helped by Restraints?S. Mehta
11:30-11:50
Sleep in ICU – Helped by Drugs?Y. Skrobik
11:50-12:00
Discussion
ARDS – MOLECULES TO MECHANICS
Moderators: I. DouglasL. Munshi
Grand Centre
10:30-10:50
Genotype – Predicting PEEP ResponsesT. Thompson
10:50-11:20
Biomarkers for ARDS – Not so SimpleJ. Laffey
11:20-11:30
These Lungs – Are they Recruitable?M. Amato
11:30-11:50
ARDS – The ‘key’ MechanicsL. Brochard
11:50-12:00
Discussion
MANAGING THE INJURED BRAIN
Moderators: A. BakerV. McCredie
Grand West
10:30-10:50
O2: How much is Enough ?M. Oddo
10:50-11:20
Pituitary Complications in Brain InjuryF. Lauzier
11:20-11:30
New Insights into Subarachnoid HemorrhageJ. Singh
11:30-11:50
New Insights into Traumatic Brain InjuryA. Turgeon
11:50-12:00
Discussion
PLENARY – NEW DATA
Moderators: D. TalmorA. Goffi
Osgoode East
12:00 – 12:15
HFO in ARDS – IPDMA ResultsM. Meade
12:15 – 12:20
Editorial CommentG. Bellani
12:20 – 12:30
Discussion
12:30 – 13:30
LUNCHServed in the Exhibit Hall
LIVER & LUNG TRANSPLANT
Moderators: J. GrantonK. Burns
Grand East
13:30-13:50
Liver Transplantation in the Critically IllD. Karvellas
13:50-14:10
Hypoxemia post Liver-TransplantationJ. Man
14:10-14:30
Lung Transplant for the IntensivistJ. Granton
14:30-14:50
Strategies for Donor Lung RepairM. Cypel
14:50-15:00
Discussion
MONITORING
Moderators: A. Perel – J. Friedrich
Grand Centre
13:30-13:50
Arterial Catheters – Needed in ICU?A. Garland
13:50-14:10
SPO2 – Reliable in Critical Illness?A. Mercat
14:10-14:30
Monitoring Fluid Responsiveness Non-InvasivelyA. Perel
14:30-14:50
Using Flow Measurements in Decision MakingS. Magder
14:50-15:00
Discussion
CURRENT CONCEPTS IN VAP
Moderators: J. MuscedereD. Cook
Grand West
13:30-13:50
Rapid microbiological diagnosis for VAP and sepsisI. Douglas
13:50-14:10
Impact of Stress-Ulcer Prophylaxis and ProbioticsD. Cook
14:10-14:30
The Phenomenon of Zero VAP in the United StatesR. Kallet
14:30-14:50
A Quality Measure?A. Amaral
14:50-15:00
Discussion
15:00-15:30
BREAKServed in the Exhibit Hall
INTERNATIONAL CRITICAL CARE
Moderators: R. FowlerJ. Marshall
Grand East
15:30-15:50
Severe Malaria: Management with few ResourcesK. Maitland
15:50-16:10
ICU for Ebola Victims in ItalyA. Pesenti
16:10-16:30
Sepsis in Africa: Clarifying What We KnowN. Adhikari
16:30-16:50
The Role of WHOR. Fowler
16:50-17:00
Discussion
SEPSIS TREATMENT & STRATIFICATION
Moderators: A. Kumar
Grand Centre
15:30-15:50
Antibiotic delays in severe sepsis: do they begin in the ambulance?C. Seymour
15:50-16:10
Source control in septic shockA. Kumar
16:10-16:30
Treatment of Bacteremia – The Canadian ExperienceN. Daneman
16:30-16:50
Risk stratification of the ProCESS Trial:H. Wong
16:50-17:00
Discussion

SHERATON CENTRE DOWNTOWN


SHERATON AB - LOWER CONCOURSE


MONDAY, OCTOBER 26

12:30 – 1:30 pm LUNCH – Baxter

The (New) Great Fluid Debate: Saline vs. Balanced

Crystalloids

Sean Bagshaw, MD, MSc, FRCPC


TUESDAY OCTOBER 27

12:30 – 1:30 pm LUNCH – Masimo

The Brain is Not Just a Number - Applications and

Advances for Processed EEG Monitoring

Michael Ramsay, MD, FRCA

Non-invasive Monitoring of Oxygen Delivery:

New Frontiers

Azriel Perel, MD


WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 28

12:30 – 1:30 pm Lunch – Medtronic

Detecting and Preventing Respiratory Compromise

- A Case-Based Discussion

Dr. John Granton, BSc, MD, FRCPC

Lunch is also available in the Exhibit Hall each day.




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