Therefore, yes. There is a separate effect in hypoxia with vasodilators: one from impairment of HPV and one from the increase in CO
Therefore, yes. There is a separate effect in hypoxia with vasodilators: one from impairment of HPV and one from the increase in CO
If PaO2 increase with PEEP but CO decrease, it’s not alveolar recruitment
We most recently tried to highlight this in this paper
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33223045/
It is an overlooked effect by which PEEP improves PaO2
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6988180/
There’s an impact of change in CO on Qs/Qt, it has been known for decades and the same magnitude of effect is observed whether CO is manipulated pharmacologically or mechanically
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/422447/
In the case of milrinone used in treatment of cerebral vasospam following SAH, we observed an increase in hypoxemia as well as an increase in CO
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38579430/
Pure vasodilators might decrease hypoxic pulmonary vasodilation, but in the case of inodilators (milrinone), the increase in CO will lead to an increase in Qs/Qt
Professor Jan Bakker presented the interesting relationship between CVP and prediction of respiratory weaning failure
💦An early increase in CVP >= 5mmHg is highly predicative of weaning failure
#ISICEM25
In Brussel for #ISICEM25 🇧🇪
The 44th International Symposium on Intensive Care & Emergency Medicine
2nd day starts with a great session on subphenotying at #ISICEM25
Why do we bother about subphenotypes?
First talk by @seymoc.bsky.social
@ISICEM.bsky.social
Jan BAKKER at #ISICEM25
Congestion coexisting w/ fluid responsiveness
With some @argaiz.bsky.social inside
#ISICEM25 | Endotypes & Mortality – A key framework for personalizing sepsis management. Understanding distinct biological profiles could shape targeted therapies and improve outcomes with Prof Evangelos Giamarellos–Bourboulis
#ISICEM25 | Over 300 posters showcased in 4 days, highlighting the latest breakthroughs in intensive care and emergency medicine. A deep dive into innovation, research, and future clinical practice! Don’t miss it!
Opening slide regarding Haemodynamic effects of Prone Positioning by Prof X. Monnet
Infographic describing potential outcomes of prone positioning g on the cardiovascular system
Four keys messages on the impact of prone positioning on patient Haemodynamics
Prof Xavier Monnet addresses the HD effects of prone positioning.
Great take homes about the risk of the waterfall effect and the use of Trendelenburg position in the prone patient to predict fluid responsiveness.
Linked paper below
#ISICEM25
#EMIMCC
ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....
Prof. Julia Wendon finishing her talk on acute on chronic liver failure (ACLF) and encouraging hepatology sustaining behaviours.
The liver IS evil.
Is does needs exercise
The day ends with a phenomenal talk from one of my favourite hepatologists - Prof Julia Wendon.
ACLF… a difficult topic that we all should know more about.
Prognosis is everything.
#ISICEM25
#EMIMCC
Visual Abstract. Inhaled Sedation in Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
Among patients with moderate to severe ARDS, inhaled sedation with sevoflurane resulted in fewer ventilator-free days at day 28 and lower 90-day survival than sedation with propofol. https://ja.ma/4kxDZGm #ISICEM25
Figure 2. Comparison of Clinician-Observed Administration of Vasopressin With Treatment Recommended by the Reinforcement Learning Rule
The initiation of vasopressin following recommendations by a reinforcement learning model was associated with decreased mortality in patients with septic shock already receiving norepinephrine. https://ja.ma/3FOK2WU #ISICEM25
At #ISICEM
Fodder for the evening run is gathering.
Not least the OVISS study looking at a reinforcement learning tool for the optimal timing of vasopressin introduction.
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...
A good start to the year with the publication of this work in #JCBFM
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC...
#neurocrit
I think it’s underappreciated how often aspiration is the symptom of worsening systemic illness rather then the cause
What do you think about radial vs femoral arterial catheters for blood pressure monitoring in shock? Risks vs benefits ? #emimcc #cccsky
New #neurocriticalcare guidelines from NCS 💡 Guidelines for Seizure Prophylaxis in Patients Hospitalized With Nontraumatics ICH: ow.ly/o7wi50UFCps
I am SO thrilled to share this paper, which has truly been a labour of love on a topic I care about deeply.
"Demystifying Volume Status: An Ultrasound-Guided Physiologic Framework," now published online in @accpchest
Let us know what you think!
#emimcc
journal.chestnet.org/article/S001...
read both links plz
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'Electrical impedance tomography (EIT) is an emerging technology for the non-invasive monitoring of regional distribution of ventilation and perfusion' #p-sili #vili #pulmsky #critcaresky #emimcc #peep #ventilator
ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....
I think the appropriate outcome is still undefined
I can't believe it doesn't change the prognosis for survivors (which is the only real patient-centered outcome).
Results of the #SAHARAtrial released after #CCRdownunder. A lot to discuss…
www.nejm.org/doi/full/10....
#neurocriticalcare
Sure, it’s Pinsky’s sense of humour. It’s the negative of the picture: a single value of HR APB CO CVP and presence/absence of peripheral oedema does not describe the hemodynamics of the patient
Nice work from colleagues, confirming risks factors of ventriculatis in our cohort of #NeuroCriticalCare patients and proposing the VERI-score for risk stratification
journals.lww.com/neurosurgery...
It could be added to the Pinsky’s “Hemodynamic Monitoring Truths »
Lactate has the same clinical value as tachycardia: it tells you something is going on, but something may be going on anyway