Tag: intensive care

A retrospective cohort study using the MIMIC-IV database found that elevated blood urea nitrogen within 24 hours of ICU admission ...

A new narrative review argues that echocardiography should guide fluid resuscitation in critically ill patients by assessing both fluid responsiveness ...

Transplant medicine is quietly undergoing one of its most profound conceptual shifts in decades. Writing in Frontiers in Transplantation, a ...

The evolution of perioperative medicine described in this editorial reflects a broader historical shift in how the surgical patient is ...

A new review finds that today's non-invasive ventilation is only partially closed-loop, with the strongest evidence for improved synchrony but ...

Researchers have developed a deep reinforcement learning framework that generates synthetic patient data and explicitly avoids high-risk clinical states, outperforming ...

A Bayesian network meta-analysis of 25 randomized trials suggests extended beta-lactam infusion matches continuous infusion in critically ill patients while ...

Researchers have found that Candida auris can evade antifungal treatment by duplicating its entire genome, including mutations in a cell ...

A systematic review of 41 studies covering nearly 3,800 children finds that acid-base and glycemic markers on admission predict cerebral ...

A survey of 521 healthcare professionals found that structured point-of-care ultrasonography training nearly doubled self-assessed competence and prompted most participants ...