• Agenda

    JUNE 30-1 July TCS-ECMO Paris, France paris-tcsecmo.org JULY 6-10 Annual International Best of Brussels Symposium on Intensive Care and Emergency MedicinePune, India isccmpune.com 31 SAARC Critical Care Congress Sri Lanka https://iii.hm/38y...

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  • Perioperative Respiratory Management of Morbidly Obese Patients

    Obese patients without other major co-morbidities are categorised as class II according to the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) physical status classification ( https://iii.hm/38j ). If additional organ dysfunction is present they are categorised as ASA III. These patients are at increased risk for metabolic, cardiovascular and pulmonary complications....

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  • Editorial: Safety

    The publication of the landmark Institute of Medicine report To Err is Human shocked with its estimate that as many as 98,000 people die in U.S hospitals each year due to medical errors (Kohn et al. 2000). Has patient safety improved since the report’s publication? Perhaps not as much as anticipated. A  recent paper estimates that medical error is...

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  • Making the MAGIC

    Guiding Vascular Access Selection for Intensive Care - a Summary of Michigan Appropriateness Guide for Intravenous Catheters (MAGIC) Determining appropriateness for vascular access devices limits the risk of complications in critically ill patients. Michigan Appropriateness Guide to Intravenous Catheters (MAGIC) establishes evidence-based indications as...

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  • Treating Complications from Abdominal Surgery

    Case Report Using Nonbronchoscopic BAL Use of the HALYARD* Mini-BAL Sampling Catheter proved invaluable in the case of a patient experiencing complications from abdominal surgery. Dr. Roberto Oggioni has been director of the Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care at S. Giovanni di Dio Hospital since 2012, and wrote up the case with colleague...

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  • Potential Nutritional Strategies to Reduce Muscle Wasting in Early Critical Illness

    This review will briefly discuss the potential role of nutrition and the  schedule of delivery on reducing skeletal muscle wasting in early critical illness. Increasing numbers of patients are surviving critical illness due to treatment advances in the early management of acutely unwell patients. This survival advantage is reflected as an increase...

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    Anesthesia, Made to Measure

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    • 28/05/2016

    Anesthesia, Made to Measure

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    Study: Higher Prevalence of Obesity in ICU

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    • 27/05/2016

    An audit from an Australian ICU found that around three-quarters of patients were overweight or obese, around 12 percent higher than the percentage...

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    Masimo to Showcase Next Generation SedLine® Brain Function Monitor...

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    • 27/05/2016

    Masimo to Showcase Next Generation SedLine® Brain Function Monitor at 2016 Euroanaesthesia Congress

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    Volume 16 - Issue 2, 2016

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    • 27/05/2016

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