ICM Online First: “ICU Toolbox” new manuscripts, prone position debate, hepatorenal syndrome & cardiogenic shock studies

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ICM Online First: “ICU Toolbox” new manuscripts, prone position debate, hepatorenal syndrome & cardiogenic shock studies

ONLINE FIRST (free access)

 

TOPICAL COLLECTION “ICU TOOLBOX”

 

Editorial
Diagnosing sepsis: where we’re at and where we’re going
Zimmermann T., Brealey D. and Singer M.

Caring for the dying patient in ICU
Siddiqui S., Kretzer L. and Metaxa V.

Visco-elastic testing in traumatic bleeding
Juffermans N. P. and Bouzat P.

Harnessing the power of hemostasis testing in intensive care unit
Helms J., Iba T. and Angles-Cano E.

Managing the cerebral complications of acute respiratory distress syndrome
Robba C., Cho S. and Sekhon M. S.

Using diuretic therapy in the critically ill patient
Ostermann M., Awdishu L. and Legrand M.

 

LATEST ARTICLES

 

Original
Mental health sequelae in survivors of cardiogenic shock complicating myocardial infarction. A population-based cohort study
Fernando S. M. et al


Editorial
Prone positioning during extracorporeal membrane oxygenation for severe acute respiratory distress syndrome. Pro
Giani M., Papazian L. and Grasselli G.

Prone positioning during extracorporeal membrane oxygenation for severe acute respiratory distress syndrome. Con
Schmidt M., Kimmoun A. and Combes A.

Prone positioning during extracorporeal membrane oxygenation for severe acute respiratory distress syndrome. Not sure
Abrams D., Guervilly C. and Brodie D.

Sequencing interventions in ARDS: the critical role of timing and order in standardized management
Duggal A. and Camporota L.

Mind the gap: understanding the discordance between the ATS and ESICM ARDS guidelines—the ATS perspective
Sahetya S. K., Rochwerg B. and Fan E.

Acute respiratory distress syndrome guidelines: oceans apart or rivers that merge?
Camporota L., Calfee C. S. and Grasselli G.

OPEN ACCESS ~ Editorial
Definitions, guidelines and opinions: the white, the black and the grey
Gattinoni L.


What’s New in Intensive Care
Hepatorenal syndrome in the intensive care unit
Nadim M. K. et al

Cardiogenic shock in 2024: insight the complex reality of ECLS and left ventricular unloading strategies
Ughetto A., Schrage B. and Delmas C.


Imaging in Intensive Care Medicine
Right atrial collapse mimicking cardiac tamponade in a patient on veno-arterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
Saura O., Combes A. and Hekimian G.


Letter
Tired of “alarm fatigue” in the intensive care unit: taking a fresh path to solutions using cognitive load theory
Goldart E. et al

Characteristics of co-infection and secondary infection amongst critically ill COVID-19 patients in the first two waves of the pandemic
De Corte T. et al


Correspondence
Dyspnoea in intensive care unit: a truly multi-professional problem
Sanger H. et al

The new global definition of ARDS loses one of the first games: a chromatic advice. Author’s reply
Qian F., van den Boom W. and Choong K.

Artificial intelligence as a further step in the detection of dyspnea in the critically ill mechanically ventilated patient
Blanch L. et al

Seeking the road to healing: unanswered questions in the role of post-intensive care multidisciplinary consultations
Cheung E. H. and Ho L.

Norepinephrine salt formulations are not a matter of pharmacologic potency
Wieruszewski P. M.and Khanna A. K.

 

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