A two-center retrospective study demonstrates that an extreme gradient boosting model can predict teicoplanin plasma concentrations in critically ill patients ...
In a retrospective cohort study of critically ill adults with acute kidney injury, existing acetylcholinesterase inhibitor exposure was associated with ...
A newly developed nomogram and online calculator predict subsequent hypoglycaemia in critically ill patients following their first 24 hours in ...
A prospective multicenter study across five intensive care units demonstrated that bedside real-time visualization-assisted nasoenteral tube placement achieved a 94.8 ...
Bedside ultrasonographic measurement of gastric antral diameter tracks intragastric volume increases in critically ill intensive care unit patients receiving enteral ...
A retrospective study of 986 critically ill patients developed an internally validated nomogram incorporating age, glucose, lactate-to-albumin ratio, and D-dimer-to-fibrinogen ...
A retrospective cohort study found that a higher red blood cell distribution width-to-platelet ratio is independently associated with increased congestive ...
A single-center study found that the YesReCan software platform significantly improved the reproducibility and measurement precision of capillary refill time ...
A multi-database cohort study found that longer neuromuscular blocking agent duration was associated with medication restart but not ICU mortality ...
In a response concerning French intensive care units, researchers report that selective digestive decontamination was associated with fewer bloodstream infections ...
