Fluids Can Rescue the Microcirculation in Shock, but No Solution Wins Yet
A new review finds that fluid resuscitation can improve sublingual microcirculation in critically ill patients, but the superiority of any ...
Tag: intensive care
Simple Blood Ratio Linked to Short-Term Death Risk After Heart Attack
A study of 4,213 critically ill heart attack patients in the MIMIC-IV database found that a higher hemoglobin-to-red cell distribution ...
ICU-led remote vital sign trends monitoring of selected non-ICU-patients: a first year experience
Intensivists at a single hospital have reported their first year and a half of experience with an unusual arrangement: instead ...
Interviews reveal ICU stressors and buffers shaping family PTSD pathways
A qualitative study of 17 family members traces the ICU experiences that buffer or fuel post-traumatic stress after critical illness.
Immunological signatures of sepsis in abdominal solid organ transplant recipients: A multilayer and multicentric prospective cohort study
A multicenter prospective cohort analysis finds that septic abdominal solid organ transplant recipients show better 30-day survival and a distinct ...
Machine Learning Predicts ICU Deaths in PAD Patients, but Hemodynamics Add Little
An explainable XGBoost model retained good discrimination for 28-day mortality in a later MIMIC-IV calendar period, but early hemodynamic summaries ...
Calcium-Free Predilution Keeps CRRT Circuits Open Without Anticoagulation
A retrospective single-center ICU study of 14 adults found calcium-free predilution CRRT without routine anticoagulation achieved acceptable circuit performance, with ...
Closed-loop controller keeps spinal cord blood flow on target after injury
A closed-loop controller that measures spinal cord blood flow with ultrasound and automatically adjusts norepinephrine reduced flow deviations and preserved ...
ICU beds alone overstate care: framework defines effective organ support
A Critical Care Perspective proposes defining effective organ-support capacity as the support a service can reliably deliver, arguing that bed ...
Urine Output Criteria for Kidney Injury May Need Recalibration, Study Suggests
A reanalysis of nearly 5,700 Swedish intensive care admissions finds that current KDIGO urine output thresholds underestimate mortality at early ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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