ISICEM 2014: Targeted Temperature Management Symposium Organised by BARD

In ICU
Fri, 14 Mar 2014

Hot topics in targeted temperature management: Which therapy for which patient?

Evolving clinical evidence, improved device technologies & techniques and a substantial body of clinical experience all challenge us to optimise the protocols, patient selection and treatment algorithms for targeted temperature management in a growing number of patients.

This interactive educational symposium features a review of the latest clinical insights, an update on practice guidelines and a sharing of best practices.

Come and visit BARD at ISICEM 2014, booth 1.15 for further information.

Symposium details:

ISICEM 2014 - Brussels

Date: Wednesday 19th March

Time: 12.30 to 13.30

Location: 300 Hall

Symposium chairman:

H. Friberg (Sweden)

Symposium faculty:

P. Andrews (UK)

M. Oddo (Switzerland)

N. Nielsen (Sweden)

K. Sunde (Norway)

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