Lying Patients Face-Down Raises Brain Pressure Only Slightly, Major Review Finds
A new systematic review and meta-analysis finds that prone positioning in brain-injured intensive care patients causes only a modest, transient ...
A new systematic review and meta-analysis finds that prone positioning in brain-injured intensive care patients causes only a modest, transient ...
A new commentary in Intensive Care Medicine proposes a competency-based educational continuum that treats compassion, communication and family partnership in ...
A new correspondence in Intensive Care Medicine argues that ventilatory efficiency should be weighed when clinicians trade tidal volume against ...
A new review in the Journal of Intensive Medicine maps how often sepsis-associated atrial fibrillation occurs, its links to stroke ...
Intensive care specialists from Marseille argue that severe obesity markedly raises chest wall elastance in ARDS, distorting airway pressure interpretation ...
A new review in Intensive Care Medicine argues that ICU hypernatremia is a sodium-and-water balance disorder requiring mechanistic diagnosis and ...
A new review argues that adjuvant therapies for ARDS should be deployed by patient, disease stage, and physiological goal rather ...
Glenview, Illinois—CHEST, the American College of Chest Physicians’ flagship journal portfolio, has reported a major milestone for its open-access publication ...
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