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Altered lower brainstem neurophysiological response is associated with mortality in deeply sedated critically ill patients
Bouchereau E., Pruvost-Robieux E., Siami S. et al.
Anticoagulation management and outcomes in critically ill patients with acute mesenteric ischemia: an international study
Lakbar I., Delamarre L., Tamme K., et al., on behalf of the AMESI network
Bouchereau E., Pruvost-Robieux E., Siami S. et al.
Anticoagulation management and outcomes in critically ill patients with acute mesenteric ischemia: an international study
Lakbar I., Delamarre L., Tamme K., et al., on behalf of the AMESI network
What’s New in Intensive Care
Rethinking environmental sustainability in intensive care medicine: a call for global collaboration for mutual learning
Dogar S. A., Kugele M. & Latif A.
Dogar S. A., Kugele M. & Latif A.
Narrative Review
Traumatic brain injury management in the intensive care unit: standard of care and knowledge gaps
Robba C., McCredie V., Chesnut R. M., et al.
Robba C., McCredie V., Chesnut R. M., et al.
Correspondence
Correspondence on “A common longitudinal intensive care unit data format (CLIF) for critical illness research”
Popoff B., Bourgeois A., Delange B., et al.
Comment on: the use of not recommended therapies in TBI patients with refractory intracranial hypertension: authors’ reply
Galarza L., Picetti E., Robba C. et al.
OPTPRESS or OPTPRESSIN?
Shi R., Wu J,. Teboul J.-L.
Reconsidering high-MAP targets in septic shock: the need for cardiac function-oriented resuscitation. Authors’ reply
Endo A., Yamakawa K., Tagami T., et al.
Oncology as a gateway for integrating palliative care training in intensive care: toward a contextual and scalable model. Author’s reply
Aabdi M., Motiaa Y., Bahouh C., et al.
Popoff B., Bourgeois A., Delange B., et al.
Comment on: the use of not recommended therapies in TBI patients with refractory intracranial hypertension: authors’ reply
Galarza L., Picetti E., Robba C. et al.
OPTPRESS or OPTPRESSIN?
Shi R., Wu J,. Teboul J.-L.
Reconsidering high-MAP targets in septic shock: the need for cardiac function-oriented resuscitation. Authors’ reply
Endo A., Yamakawa K., Tagami T., et al.
Oncology as a gateway for integrating palliative care training in intensive care: toward a contextual and scalable model. Author’s reply
Aabdi M., Motiaa Y., Bahouh C., et al.
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