icTV Footage – ESICM

(icTV) Cardiovascular disease and septic shock: Clues from the CSE enzyme

Posted on 18 July 2018 by Sherry

Article Focus ICMx Editor-In-Chief-elect Peter Radermacher discusses groundbreaking translational porcine research from a recent paper published in Intensive Care Medicine Experimental focused on the association between the H2S-producing cystathionine-γ-lyase enzyme and cardiovascular disease and septic shock. Read the article here (Free access): Cardiovascular disease and resuscitated septic shock lead to the downregulation of the H2S-producing enzyme […]

Surviving Sepsis Campaign: Research priorities for sepsis and septic shock

Posted on 6 July 20186 July 2018 by Sherry

THE REDUCE STUDY
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(icTV) EXPERT OPINION ~ Where to focus trauma research?

Posted on 29 June 20182 July 2018 by Sherry

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ICMx Update with Mervyn Singer

Posted on 27 June 201827 June 2018 by Sherry

icTV update with Editor-In-Chief Mervyn Singer […]

How I implement the newest SSC guidelines in my ICU

Posted on 22 June 201822 June 2018 by Sherry

icTV interview with JL Vincent […]

(icTV) Antibiotic therapy: What is the optimal duration for PIAI?

Posted on 15 June 201814 June 2018 by Sherry

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Jozef Kesecioglu: The Future of Intensive Care

Posted on 14 June 2018 by Sherry

(icTV) ESICM’s Officers Speak Out […]

e-LIVES: June webcast highlights

Posted on 13 June 201813 June 2018 by Sherry

e-LIVES: June Highlights 2 Top Infection (INF) Sessions This month we feature 2 top sessions from LIVES 2017 in Vienna selected by Infection Section Chair Jan De Waele: Shaping the future of antibiotic use Multidrug resistance: Gaining the edge This EXCLUSIVE CONTENT is available for all on our e-LIVES platform for a limited time… Watch these webcasts now! […]