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Trauma in critically ill children : transfusion and osmotherapy practices
... population, and the focus on the relationship between PICU day and transfusion ...those children staying in the PICU more than 48 hours are at higher risk for ...of children who ...
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Effectiveness of a transfusion protocol to reduce the inappropriate use of red blood cell transfusions in critically ill patients : a before and after study.
... improve transfusion practices. However, in a recent international survey, only 29% of the respondents stated that they had an ICU-specific transfusion protocol in their ...RBCT ...
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Are the GFRUP's recommendations for withholding or withdrawing treatments in critically ill children applicable? Results of a two-year survey.
... is in charge of the patient, after recording parents’ wishes and asking for the opinion of a ...participated in the development of the ...start in few ...design. In order to avoid ...
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Relationship between Obesity and Massive Transfusion Needs in Trauma Patients, and Validation of TASH Score in Obese Population: A Retrospective Study on 910 Trauma Patients
... Relationship between Obesity and Massive Transfusion Needs in Trauma Patients, and Validation of TASH Score in Obese Population: A Retrospective Study on. 910 Trauma Patients[r] ...
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View of Thromboprophylaxis in critically ill patients: When? Why? How?
... (VTE) in critically ill patients represents an important cause of increased morbidity and ...VTE in the intensive care unit (ICU) is about 30% without thromboprophylaxis, patients ...
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View of Invasive pulmonary aspergillosis in critically ill immunocompetent patients
... mycetoma, and invasive pulmonary aspergillosis (IPA), as well as immuno- logical manifestations like chronic broncho-pulmonary aller- gic ...found in humans ...dispersed in the air, followed by their ...
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Obesity and mortality in critically ill patients: another case of the simpson paradox?
... critically ill patients who are obese survive as often as their coun- terparts who are of normal weight is an example of the Simpson paradox, where the confounder severity of illness would reverse the link ...
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View of Vitamin D: a new tool in critically ill patients?
... receptor in humans in the recent years has dramatically increased our knowledge regarding vitamin D ...reported in humans suggesting a key role for this hormone in meta- bolic control ...
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View of Contrast-induced nephropathy in the critically ill patients
... performed in the intensive care unit ...the critically ill patients may influence the ...(CIN) in the ICU is difficult to determine because of so many definitions ...CIN. In addition to ...
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Tight Glycemic Control in Critically Ill Patients: the STAR Framework
... target in mg/dL 80-120 100-140 72-110 Controller interventions Insulin + nutrition Insulin-only Insulin + nutrition Control length Entire patient stay 24 hours ...
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View of Potential interests of citrulline in critically ill patients
... mass. In the stressed and septic critically ill patient, plasma CIT is often very low at ~10 μmol/L (normal range: 38±8 ...arginine and/or arginine ...studies in rodent models of ...
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View of Guidelines for nutrition support in critically ill patient
... Compte tenu du faible nombre d’études, des résultats dis‑ cordants et de la faiblesse du niveau de preuve, le recueil de l’IMC à l’admission semble pouvoir être recommandé, de même que la recherche d’une perte de poids ...
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Ten tips to optimize weaning and extubation success in the critically ill
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Ultrasound-guided percutaneous tracheostomy in critically ill obese patients.
... dence and severity of complications (particularly in obese patients), we observed a lower incidence of com- plications than reported in the literature ...[10,11]. In our study, the majority of ...
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Cardiac Arrest and Mortality Related to Intubation Procedure in Critically Ill Adult Patients
... 25–75%) and compared using the student t test or the Wilcoxon test as appropriate (Gaussian or non-Gaussian variables) between patients who presented with cardiac arrest (cardiac arrest group) and those who ...
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Bacterial coinfection in critically ill COVID-19 patients with severe pneumonia
... approval and consent to participate This is a non-interventional data-based research, using the care data collected during patients stay, involving all the consecutive critically ill COVID-19 ...
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View of Quantitative assessment of perceived discomfort in critically ill patients
... noise and excess of light), and organizational ...the critically ill patient, and second, a subjective approach using question- naires (patient-related ...condition, in relation ...
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View of Tracheostomy in critically ill adult patients: useful or futile?
... performed in critically ill adult patients requiring prolonged mechanical ventilation, no consensual recommendations exist regarding its ...tracheostomy? In which patients should tracheos- ...
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Oxygenation Strategy During Acute Respiratory Failure in Critically-Ill Immunocompromised Patients
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Severe atypical pneumonia in critically ill patients: a retrospective multicenter study
... standard, and PCR sensitivity is equal [ 25 ...increase in IgG level between two time points, we believe that we included only proven MP-AP ...period and among the centers, those tests were enough ...
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