Thyroid Storm Severity Score at Admission May Flag Patients Facing the Worst Outcomes
A retrospective study of 22 patients with thyroid storm found that an admission Burch–Wartofsky Point Scale score of 105 or ...
Tag: Critical Care
Organ Failure Trajectories Offer Limited Prognostic Clues in Transplant Patients in the ICU
A French retrospective study of 161 allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation recipients finds that day three SOFA scores and new organ ...
Why Oxygen Falls and Carbon Dioxide Rises in ARDS: The Bedside Physics of Failing Lungs
A new physiological review in Intensive Care Medicine explains why shunt drives hypoxaemia, dead space drives carbon dioxide retention, and ...
How Long on a Ventilator Before ECMO? Japanese Registry Maps the Path Off Artificial Lung Support
A nationwide Japanese registry study of 1,420 COVID-19 ECMO patients finds that longer pre-cannulation ventilation mainly slows liberation from support ...
Simple Blood Ratio Predicts Death Risk in Sepsis-Linked Lung Failure Patients
A retrospective MIMIC-IV analysis of 2,093 ICU patients found that a higher serum creatinine-to-albumin ratio was strongly associated with increased ...
Breathing Without the Machine: Rethinking Oxygen Therapy in ARDS
A new review in Intensive Care Medicine maps how high-flow nasal cannula, CPAP, and helmet ventilation can safely keep ARDS ...
Delirium Strikes Before ICU Violence in Nearly Nine in Ten Cases, Swiss Study Finds
A Swiss cohort study of more than 10,000 ICU admissions found that delirium accompanied nearly nine in ten violent incidents ...
Thermal Camera Network Proves It Can Survive a Real Intensive Care Unit
A low-cost network of thermal cameras and Raspberry Pi computers operated continuously in a Madrid intensive care unit for ten ...
Brain Fluid Protein Hemopexin Sparks Scientific Debate Over Sepsis Detection After Stroke
A formal response in Neurocritical Care defends cerebrospinal fluid hemopexin as a candidate biomarker for sepsis after intracerebral hemorrhage amid ...
Sepsis Knowledge Gaps Shape How ICU Nurses Make Critical Decisions
A cross-sectional study of 125 Turkish intensive care nurses finds that prior sepsis training and direct clinical exposure to septic ...
Hourly Blood Urea Nitrogen Patterns Reveal Hidden ICU Death Risk in Bleeding Patients
A multicenter study of nearly 6,000 ICU patients with gastrointestinal bleeding shows that hourly blood urea nitrogen trajectories during the ...
AI Digital Twins Could Transform Intensive Care in Landmark $38 Million Federal Project
The University of Vermont has received up to $38 million from ARPA-H to build AI-powered digital twins that simulate critically ...
Serum Potassium Linked to 28-Day Sepsis Mortality
In a groundbreaking study, researchers have identified a significant link between serum potassium levels and the 28-day mortality rates of ...
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