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icTV Interview with Ari Ercole, Chair of the ESICM Data Science Section
Using data and AI to improve patient care […]
What’s unique about the EDIC Preparation Courses in India?
EDIC Preparation Courses Director, Ravi Kumar, explains The number of candidates from the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent that take part in the EDIC exam has steadily increased over the last years. Candidates are hard-working, highly motivated and committed individuals, who certainly have the knowledge base, but may be lacking the tools to […]
(icTV) Antibiotic therapy: What is the optimal duration for PIAI?
THE REDUCE STUDY
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(icTV) Consensus on the assessment of sublingual microcirculation in critically ill patients
Commentary Thomas Scheeren, Chair of the Cardiovascular Section discusses a recent paper published in Intensive Care Medicine focused on microcirculation. Read the article here (Free access): Can Ince et al. Second consensus on the assessment of sublingual microcirculation in critically ill patients: results from a task force of the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine. […]
(icTV) Cardiovascular Issues in ICU
ICM editor Antoine Vieillard-Baron Antoine Vieillard-Baron, Intensive Care Medicine (ICM) section editor discusses the upcoming topical issue of the journal focussed on cardiovascular issues. Check out ICM here. […]
(icTV) Treating Multi-Drug Resistant Infections
What do we need to fight MDR infections in our patients? In this icTV video, Matteo Bassetti discusses his thoughts on where we are in regards to treatment of multi-drug resistant infections in critically ill patients. Find out more about MDR in the paper from Intensive Care Medicine (ICM): The intensive care medicine research agenda on multi-drug […]
SEPSIS: Negative vs. neutral trials; EGDT and future directions for research
THE REDUCE STUDY
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(icTV) The next decade: Candida and Aspergillus infections in the ICU
Where are we with regards to fighting fungal infections in our patients? Matteo Bassetti shares his thoughts on this important topic in this new icTV interview linked to the recently published paper in Intensive Care Medicine (ICM): Intensive care medicine research agenda on invasive fungal infection in critically ill patients. Want to access other expert papers focused on future […]
Do higher versus lower blood pressure targets reduce 28-day mortality in patients in shock?
icTV interview with François Lamontagne In this icTV interview, François Lamontagne discusses the results of his patient‑data meta‑analysis of recent trials, which aimed to answer the research question: ‘In adult patients who are in shock, do higher versus lower blood pressure targets reduce 28-day mortality overall, or in subgroups defined by chronic hypertension, congestive […]
